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today's CBC

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14 years 10 months ago #10196 by server
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Well, went for a count today. 37. I can live with that! :P
Something totally new popped up though. My Sedimentation Rate is elevated. Never had that one before. "Normal" is 0-20 and mine is 28. Not to high. I go see the doctor next Wednesday and will have another draw before seeing him. Wonder what this all means!
My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.
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14 years 10 months ago #10202 by Sandi
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Gretchen:

I wouldn't worry about it right now. 28 is only a slight elevation and if you do some reading, you'll find that they can rise as you get older (not that you're old at all, dear). It just indicates inflammation which can be due to anything.

37? Not bad...we'll take that. It's almost 40!
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