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What Are The Side Effects Of High Level Of ESR?

Recently, i conducted the ESR level in the blood.it is 26mm/1hour, since long ago, i have infection in the pelvic region and back side of my shoulder. is it because of high ESR. could you please give an answer for this. i am so worried because the high level of ESR causes any other diseases???/
Mon, 19 Jan 2015
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Elevated ESR is a lab investigation which reflects the underlying active chronic inflammatory conditions like arthritis, chronic infections like tuberculosis, etc. etc. One the main problem in your case like infection in pelvic region or back of shoulder is properly diagnosed and treated the ESR level will return to its normal level. It is not a diagnostic test.
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What Are The Side Effects Of High Level Of ESR?

Elevated ESR is a lab investigation which reflects the underlying active chronic inflammatory conditions like arthritis, chronic infections like tuberculosis, etc. etc. One the main problem in your case like infection in pelvic region or back of shoulder is properly diagnosed and treated the ESR level will return to its normal level. It is not a diagnostic test.