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The ESR varies widely and also in fever and infections. It is not significant.
The red cells in the urine are abnormal and can occur in
urinary tract infection, tumours, trauma, kidney affections by infections etc.
Here it appears to be related to Upper respiratory
streptococcal infection and may have caused kidney affection too, which caused
back pain and was treated with
augmentin.
Keep a watch on urine, fever, back and
abdominal pain.
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