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ESR high after blood test
I had a blood test done my ESR is 45 higher than normal range what should I do..I had seen gastro and he suggested me to do some tests .. what shud I do
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High ESR means some infection in the body....share some more symptoms.homoeopathy will help you
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Raised ESR is alarming sign. You should go through proper investigations to rule out any residual infection.
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Fallow your treating doctor
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Shows that recent you had an infection so ESR is high.
Repeat after 1 week . Then if stilll high need medication. Other blood test help to know was infection u were suffering, go head n do it.
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Please visit online chat consultation for further assistance.
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Hello sir no need to worry eat healthy foods green veggies.. if any symptom then you can take treatment.
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Dr. Anjana Minu Rajan
Homoeopath
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,Sir,it's ok just continue healthy balanced diet
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