0
Want this question answered?
Be notified when an answer is posted
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What is ESR and how can you control it?
Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) measures the body's degree of inflammation and high ESR level in blood can be controlled using ayurvedic treatment.
What happend an ESR rate is increase and what precautions to take maintain normal?
what is precautions for high esr in blood counting
What happens when the level of ESR increases in your bodyby 100?
WHEN ESR increase in your body this shows that some where in your body is ifection such as connective tissue disorder( joints imflammations,cacerous disease)or there is infection in blood(may be genetic disorder such as sickel cell anemia) inshort,in body having high level of ESR facing destruction process.
What causes high level of E S R Wintrobe in blood?
is very high esr in 74 year women, who is very sick , patient of heart desiese and brain stroke can be because of Tuberculosis
How do you reduce high ESR in blood caused due to inflammation in throat?
There is no pressing need to reduce ESR. You would be better served by clearing the inflammation in your throat.
At Age 23 Esr blood test 36 1st hour is ok?
no very high
Treatment for high ESR?
I have high esr in my blood. 70 mm.i need normal esr.please can you give me best treatment.
Which esr rate of blood is probably idicative of tb?
in tb esr increase very high than the normal range(>50mm/1st hr.) it can increase .100mm in 1st. hr.
Initials in blood test?
esr
Do you have to be fasting for n- ESR blood test?
NO
Why ESR increase in pregnancy?
Because of haemodilution,albumin is low and fibrinogen and globulin are high which improve stacking of red blood cell.
What about ESR level growth in blood test?
ESR stands for erythrocyte sedimentation rate. It is a haemotology (blood) test that is used as a basic marker for inflamation. If the ESR is raised, this is an indication that there is some type of inflamation occurring within the body. It is a very general test, although it can be used (in part) as a differential diagnostic test for some illnesses such as Kawasaki's disease, temporal arteritis and SLE.
