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How can it be that my blood has high sedimentation rate?
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Inflammation: The sed rate is sort of a generic test for inflammation. Many different things in the body can cause an elevated sed rate. Your doctor should be evaluating the cause. It doesn't necessarily mean anything serious.
Answered 1/11/2015
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