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Dr says i have costochindritis but blood work for inflammation in my body came back negative how that possible?
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Costochondritis : Is local inflammation that would not typically cause a systemic inflammatory response. Blood work will remain normal and help in ruling out other systemic inflammatory conditions.
Answered 2/23/2021
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