Needs investigation: Elevated ESR is usually an indicator of inflammation, without providing any indication of the cause and location of the inflammation. This would require an in-person evaluation and additional studies,
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Yes: That is a marker for inflammation. See your doctor. Depending on your risks and your symptoms, they may want to do additional tests to determine what the root cause of the inflammation is.
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Yes, it is very high: so see your doctor to get a work up based on your symptoms to find the cause then it can be treated.
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