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Dear drs, i made blood test and the results were 20 esr and 530 for aso, which doctor should i see? thank you in advance
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You should see: The doctor who originally ordered these tests. He or she has much more information about you than we do. They are best suited to direct you.
Answered 8/28/2014
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