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Increasing esr during pre

2015-10-10 05:43:26
Hello doc I am 9 month pregnant and my due date is 15 November.  My esr has increased that is 53. Is it normal or not?  What precautions should I need to take?
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good afternoon  thnxs for your Question.  in pregnancy ESR show HIgh level. but if your all reports normal and u dont have any problem than not to worry abt ESR

Answered2015-10-11 11:07:59

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