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My lab work came with ANA <1:40, c-REACTIVE PROTEIN 1.3 AND SED RATE 36. WHAT DOES IT MEANS.

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Gio77Italy

Oct 01, 2012

ANA is normal.

I don't understand the C-reactive protein value it seems normal... can you read the full line, 1.3 ...?

sed rate is elevated and indicates a inflammatory process or infection. it's not so bad but it should be checked again after 6 months.

kolorina

Oct 08, 2012

To: Gio77Italy

Thank you very much for your help.

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