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3yr old. calprotectin 165. esr sed rate 26, immunoglobulin a 183. burr cells 1+. poor weight gain. could this be normal? gi related?

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Not normal: Elevated CRP and ESR suggest an inflammatory process. With a history of pneumonia and adenoidectomy, it sounds like your child has had sigificant illness. With poor weight gain, both GI and Immune dysfunction should be evaluiated by your child's doctor.

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Answered 2/5/2017

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