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Been told in the prescription that my esr value in blood tests will gradually come to it's normal level in 4 2 weeks. confused here, does it mean it could resolve anywhere between 2-6 weeks? what does mean here?

Q: been told in the prescription that my esr value in blood tests will gradually come to it's normal level in 4 2 weeks. confused here, does it mean it could resolve anywhere between 2-6 weeks? what does mean here?

: That is correct, your ESR is expected to normalize in few weeks, range estimated to 2-6 weeks. Make sure you keep your follow up appointment with your treating doc.

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That is correct, your ESR is expected to normalize in few weeks, range estimated to 2-6 weeks. Make sure you keep your follow up appointment with your treating doc.

Answered 3/28/2022

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A member asked:

Been told in the prescription that my esr value in blood tests will gradually come to it's normal level in 4 2 weeks. confused here, does it mean it could resolve anywhere between 2-6 weeks? what does mean here?

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