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ASLO is very high
Sir,I am subbu,44 yrs old. I am having blood presure since 1994 and sugar from 6 years. from past two yrs I am gettring ASLO Test as POSITIVE and Value is 650 which should be less then 200. doctor has advised to take pensulin inj for every 15 days. I am worried about this . Why it has affected me ? And is there any permanenet remedy And do i have to under go any more test ?? Pleaase help me Sir ....
Hi,
The test only shows that you have / had an untreated case of infection by streptococcus bacteria. Have you taken the antibiotic treatment for this infection in the past?, since you say, you have it for two years and was the earlier medication something different from penicillin ? In any case, it is important to bring down the ASO value by medication as continuing infection can lead to some complications. You can get more details from the following link :
http://labtestsonline.org/understanding/analytes/aso/tab/tab/sample
You do not have to worry, every one gets diseases once in a while, so just follow the doctor's advice.
Solace
The test only shows that you have / had an untreated case of infection by streptococcus bacteria. Have you taken the antibiotic treatment for this infection in the past?, since you say, you have it for two years and was the earlier medication something different from penicillin ? In any case, it is important to bring down the ASO value by medication as continuing infection can lead to some complications. You can get more details from the following link :
http://labtestsonline.org/understanding/analytes/aso/tab/tab/sample
You do not have to worry, every one gets diseases once in a while, so just follow the doctor's advice.
Solace
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