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What's it mean if your crp is normal but sed rate is 90 or above? should i be concerned?

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Need for : Investigtion. There are conditions that will affect only of these. A sed rate of 90 is high and you should be evaluated to exclude causes, such as high gamma globulin, fibrinogen, increased red cell mass etc.

Answered 5/3/2013

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