Yes: The ESR is a non-specific test, and increased levels indicates inflammation in our bodies, from pregnancy to congestive heart failure. It is best to look for the cause if the increased level persists.
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ESR is a reflection: Of any inflammatory, infectious, autoimmune condition or stress level in your body. We treat the cause and not the ESR elevation. I won't be worrying much about it because of your young age. Follow up with your dr. Ask questions and obtain satisfactory response. http://stressfish.com/stress_herbs_reduce_stress.htm http://www.Sparkpeople.Com/resource/slideshow.Asp?Show=33.
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