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My sed rate in feb.2019 was 32 had sed rate done in june2019 it was up to 42 should i be concerned?
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Sed Rate: Upper limit of normal for women is 20mm/hr. Your sed rate is elevated. This can be for various reasons: infection, inflammation, drugs, tumor. You need to talk to your provider and figure out why it is elevated.
Answered 7/11/2019
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