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A.s.o quantitative 112.1. is it normal? have joints pains and swelling in fingers. lymphocyte 47.0%. mch 25.3%. mchc 30.3%. esr 45.0%. hb 12.1%
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See below: Your sed rate is elevated for your age. You need to see a rheumatologist for further evaluation as it sounds like you have an inflammatory arthritis.
Answered 6/30/2013
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