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Swollen painful foot, no injury. esr 95, wbc normal, plt 660, ear infection with fever 5 days prior, on antibiotics. rheumatoid negative. x ray normal
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Swollen foot age 5: Suspect injury to food in child. Very high ESR and very low platelets unless you mean 660000. Discuss with your Dr.
Answered 11/28/2017
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