ESR and CRP

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

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[@Audelie-kb4mu]

Please dont ignore me i need help because my mother is 60 years old negative CRP negative ANA but ESR 111 and has been like that since 19 months ago. She is diabetic and have hashimoto but 19 months ago she was so active and just one night began to cry like a baby girl with chronic pain in her neck and shoulders, days after she cant even raise her arms and it doesnt happen yet, presented chronic pain in both sides of their lower and upper extremities and had a muscle biopsy with negative results but although she is taking Methrothexathe 2.5 mg 4 pills am and 4 pills pm once weekly during the last 5 weeks her ESR increased from 81 to 111. We dont know how to help her. Now she is using an electric position bed for sleep and has lack of mobility. She's not the same anymore. I trust God in the Name of Jesus Christ for Her Healing. He is my strenght. I just only ask anyone here because last year she had MRI from cervical, lumbar,brain and knees but her pain doesnt go away although every mri result was normal except from a severe lumbar radiculophaty. She also got tested for arsenic and was high but we are in Puerto Rico and even her oncologist who said she is normal in other tests and no evidence from malignancy, even he doesnt know how to treat her high arsenic. Thats the only issue that we dont treat yet but she had a reumathologist, oncologist, neurologist and physiatry and no one help her or found her diagnosis. Please does someone here could give me and advice or recommendation? She was pretty active and now she cant touch her own face because her arms seems to be stick to her torax. She had good apetite and a lot of dreams and purpose to reach. I apologize because my english domain is pretty poor but i tried my best. Help us please! God bless you all.

[@elaineluther1799]

CRP is by definition, REACTIVE, so it both builds and dissipates rapidly. The sed rate is by nature, SEDENTARY, so it is slow. That's the mnemonic. The supporting facts are that the half-life of CRP is 19 hours, while in contrast, the half life of fibrinogen is FOUR DAYS and the half life of IgG is TWENTY-ONE DAYS!!. Those rouleaux are not going to be able to unstick themselves from each other for a long, long time. I think of CRP as carry-on luggage, and rouleaux as a big stack of luggage that has to be checked.

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

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[@vishalbirdawade5559]

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[@henryaiwuyo6466]

Perfect

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[@GhostPants0.2]

Crp will normalize first because esr is an indirect measure for fibrinogen which has a longer half-life than crp

[@RA-om8ck]

At about 5:34 min. "Macrocytosis (larger is slower)" not right analogy. The larger, the quicker to sediment. Remember that ESR increases as components are descending the column. Faster sedimentation rate = increase sedimentation rate. The same holds with microcytosis in which the ESR is decreased. This is particularly true with Hb C (sickle cell trait) patients. Again smaller is faster is not a good analogy. I really enjoy your videos!

[@jani8331]

That i was thinking, ty for clearing!

[@Ineedgoodfriends]

Yes, I was thinking the same!

[@MunisaQurbonova-wm5gd]

Right

[@alenjtom]

Why does macrocytosis cause increased ESR? I think the reason you gave is wrong as larger the cells, the faster it sediments. Hence high ESR. Nonetheless, great video!

[@shirinhooshmand8584]

CRP has a doubling time and decay time of about 6 hours and the maximum concentrations are reached in less than 2 days So after the inflammation is resolved or treatment cause reduction in inflammation CRP drops rapidly. ESR by the way is affected by many factors like the concentration of Albumin in plasma and the size and shape of the RBCs which takes longer to be substituted. I think that’s why CRP drops faster

[@abhikhalder7351]

Serum half-life of CRP is 18 hours.

[@joelnendongo1959]

CRP will normalize first before ESR. because ESR is a general and longer process. While CRP is a more specific and shorter process.

[@indulekhasudharsanan2184]

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[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Correct

[@mariajolly9828]

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[@bharathir330]

Please pin this. I'm searching for this comment for long...😄

[@alishasattar6406]

I guess there's a mistake in the mnemonic for macrocytosis and microcytosis macrocytosis can increase ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate). Macrocytosis is a condition where red blood cells are larger than normal. This can be caused by various factors, such as: 1. Vitamin deficiency (e.g., vitamin B12 or folate deficiency) 2. Liver disease 3. Alcoholism 4. Bone marrow disorders 5. Certain medications When red blood cells are larger than normal, they tend to settle more quickly to the bottom of the test tube, resulting in a higher ESR value. This is because larger red blood cells have a greater volume and density, causing them to sediment faster. In addition, macrocytosis can also lead to an increase in ESR due to: 1. Increased rouleaux formation (red blood cells stacking together) 2. Increased aggregation of red blood cells 3. Decreased red blood cell deformability As a result, macrocytosis can artificially elevate ESR values, potentially leading to misinterpretation or overestimation of inflammation or disease activity. It's essential to consider other laboratory tests and medical evaluation to accurately diagnose and monitor conditions.

[@joekrater3364]

At 5:31 you can see the list of things that increase and decrease esr. Why is it that macrocytosis increases ESR if it slows the cells down? Shoudn't it be decreasing ESR? And likewise goes for microcytosis since it speeds the cells up

[@mumugugu8033]

www.cpsa.ca/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/ESR-Educational-Document-.pdf Best I could find.

[@alishasattar6406]

Same thoughts

[@alishasattar6406]

I guess he has messed up with the mnemonic there. Yes, macrocytosis can increase ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate). Macrocytosis is a condition where red blood cells are larger than normal. This can be caused by various factors, such as: 1. Vitamin deficiency (e.g., vitamin B12 or folate deficiency) 2. Liver disease 3. Alcoholism 4. Bone marrow disorders 5. Certain medications When red blood cells are larger than normal, they tend to settle more quickly to the bottom of the test tube, resulting in a higher ESR value. This is because larger red blood cells have a greater volume and density, causing them to sediment faster. In addition, macrocytosis can also lead to an increase in ESR due to: 1. Increased rouleaux formation (red blood cells stacking together) 2. Increased aggregation of red blood cells 3. Decreased red blood cell deformability As a result, macrocytosis can artificially elevate ESR values, potentially leading to misinterpretation or overestimation of inflammation or disease activity. It's essential to consider other laboratory tests and medical evaluation to accurately diagnose and monitor conditions.

[@mehrabsadventures4318]

6:13 Birds of the same feather, flock together. Good use of the proverb :)

[@dsmmetaanalysis_research]

The answer is CRP as it's half life is less than Fibrinogen and IgG. One thing need to bring in focus, there are a lot of Inflammatory Rheumatological conditions not start with symmetrical arthritis. Even through their whole course of illness, some remain as asymmetric arthritis as their onset. So Inflammatory arthritis can be either symmetrical like RA or asymmetrical AS or other seronegative arthritides . some seronegative arthritides can be both symmetrical or asymmetrical like psoriatic arthritis. Kind regards ~

[@joelnendongo1959]

Good video. Very insightful, Very short and very straight to the point.. keep up the good work.

[@saidmo1797]

Amazing vids, a lot of tanks! Yours vids makeing me more confidence !!!

[@MunisaQurbonova-wm5gd]

Macrocytotic RBC settle more rapidly( 6:11 ) not slowly Btw thank you for your all video which are a life-saver for me :)

[@HasanAlKharfan]

5:30 shouldn't it be macrocytosis; larger is faster and microcytosis; smaller is slower ?

[@laaenqo]

yes I agree, high ESR means high velocity = faster

[@bolognesi4094]

Your videos are insightful.

[@felicityaeh]

7:51 Can you maybe explain why psoriatic arthritis doesn’t always raise CRP and ESR while some other conditions always raise it?

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

ESR is not a very accurate test. It also depends on the degree of active inflammation.

[@jessicahurley3236]

What does it typically mean when you can chronic CRP elevated levels but low esr?

[@cindylouwho4833]

My WBC is 19.6 High, Neutrophils is 16.0 High, Monocytes is 1.4 High, Immature Granulocytes is 0.12 High, CRP -C-reactive Protein is 153.6 High, ESR Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate 51 High, Glucose 104 High this was put on my chart on January 27,2024. I'm 66 average weight non-smoker, but I was told my lungs show 2nd hand smoke. Both my parents were heavy smokers. I have severe stomach pain. Extremely tired, sleeping all the time. Hot and Cold Flashes. They order a CT scan with IV and oral contrast to follow-up with a colonoscopy in 4 weeks .The test were ordered before my blood work came back. I have ASAMA... any thoughts?

[@Dr_no_name-yy4nc]

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[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

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[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Thank you so much, dear

[@tracioconnor9276]

What would cause a high CRP of 11.2 but a low ESR of only six in a 23-year-old male? Everything else on the bloodwork came back normal except for a high ALT.

[@muhammedibrahim1686]

We will rely on CRP during short term follow up because ESR continues to be in the blood months after resolution of the cause

[@EiliyaLavasani]

You are amazing, thank you for your great channel ✌❤

[@gregstrano6182]

When would you test someone for HS-CRP?

[@ahmadal_shanqeety802]

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[@Thesilentwolf7610]

ESR 32 and CRP 10. 4 doctors said nothing to worry about but no one actually tells me where this is coming from .. is ESR and CRP always an indicator for cancer? Flow Cytometry was good, ANA was negative.

[@haiderissa163]

They are taken in context with clinical picture and other investigations, then judged by doctor, so thats according the doctor who tells you.

[@dawa8746]

You mean "plane" rather than "plain" polarized light (microscopy.)

[@chrisrodriguez903]

Useful as always, thanks!

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Thanks!

[@Buna5689]

4:30 red blood cells they go down and go down until they rip 🫢😂

[@marcolorful]

"larger is slower" and "smaller is faster" go against the reasoning of the ESR, as in that case macrocytic anaemias would have low ESR and vice versa.. Maybe you meant "larger is HEAVIER" and "smaller is LIGHTER".

[@Thesilentwolf7610]

Can pcos, disc hernia and obesity cause elevated esr of 34 and crp of 10?

[@billwilson3322]

My CRP is 13. My ESR is 6. I was diagnosed with delayed pressure urticaria. (Finally). After a myriad of labs, the only two that are out of normal range are my CRP, and C1q. Oh, also was told I have NAFLD. My doc has no idea why I’ve developed pressure urticaria. What’s up with my CrP, and C1q?

[@vranilov]

Is % of each white blood cell type (neutrophils, lymphocytes...) more important indicator than total number of each group? For example my neut and lymph % are always slightly off, but they are within the reference ranges (total numbers).

[@sahilpatel3322]

How long does it takes to reduce ESR level of 50 post covid

[@heartdrake]

Hello , it is possible eventually to calculate in mVolt the value of Zeta potential in the blood ? Would be helpful some more blood test, also to understand general low grade inflammation ? I'm studying the bioelectrical basis of health

[@skarpengland]

7:55 - pathology shopping list

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

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[@skarpengland]

@@MedicosisPerfectionalis Love ur videos btw :) God bless:D

[@Redvixion_123]

My ESR is 76 CRP is 11.2 and my MCHC is 31.5

[@tammyque1506]

do you have an autoimmune disease?

[@Redvixion_123]

@@tammyque1506 we've been trying to figure that out. Iv been tested for lupus negative. And my ANA always comes back negative. And iv had 3 done. One being recently. My heart rate is always low as well. I even make the finger thing go off at the doc. But they just say well, looks like that's normal for you. And they don't seem concerned. 🤷

[@Redvixion_123]

@@tammyque1506 the rheumatologist I saw said well all results are normal, you don't have autoimmune. Your inflammation is a little elevated...so let's put you on gabapentin. She lost me at this point. Gabapentin? Seriously! Disgusting addictive weight gaining seizure medicine? And a little elevated? Seriously? How about let's find out what the root cause of my inflammation is and treat that. Not just cover it up. If I don't have autoimmune fine. Great. But something else is causing me to feel this way and be sick. And I'm riddled with inflammation. 😮‍💨 So exhausting... I just want help... But nobody wants to help ppl anymore.. just here.. here's a pill.. then that pill causes other symptoms and then here's a pill for that. 😖 So frustrating. The only thing I take is armour thyroid 30mm. That's it. Ibuprofen for the really bad days. But hardly ever.

[@tammyque1506]

@@Redvixion_123 I'm not a doctor but my labs are similar to your and I see a rheumatologist. He said, 'I have some kind of inflammatory problem. Right now he wants to put me on biological meds but I have no definite diagnosis. I told him no meds until I have a definite diagnosis. He said, it looks like Rheumatoid Arthritis with negative serum but can't be sure. My labs goes up and down never stays the same. The doctor said,"it goes up during a flare up." I'm scheduled for a kidney biopsy because my GFR is 45. I don't have hypertension and I'm borderline DMII. Guess we shall see what's up. Also I am a combat veteran who was exposed to hazardous chemicals. Doctors today are not quick to give out diagnosis as compared to 20 years ago. Seems like We're headed more towards socialized medicine managed by our government.

[@Redvixion_123]

@@tammyque1506 I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you get answers. Hell, I hope we both do. Good for you sticking up for yourself with no medicine till answers. I'm the same way. I think it's bullshit. I feel like we are just numbers to them and they are trying to make their numbers for big pharma. 🙄 It's funny when I smoked pot my inflammation was next to none. But I didn't like being altered all the time. Just hoping I can find the answers. I have cptsd and ADHD which I know mental health can play a big role in your health as well. So who knows. I try to eat right and take care of myself The best I can. So when I do go to the docs I can be like yes I do. No I don't. Etc. Because, there's no magic pill. But when you feel like death warmed over all the time something is definitely wrong.

[@darlenecastillo4409]

Hello, My husband heart rate is 126 , he was given a heart monitor to wear for 2 weeks. He has hbp, high cholesterol and his ESR. 57 and CRP 31.6. Any advice? I am feeling a little anxious now.

[@argumentumadbaculum]

Why microcytes have low esr? Is iron deficiency anemia not high esr

[@kkarantanou]

didnt catch that either.. if larger is slower then why ESR isn't lower too? vice versa :/ ( Great video btw, thanks a lot)

[@hopemosley6227]

This video is awesome! Thanks for sharing. My ESR is 121, and my CRP is 14.8. PCP cannot figure out why. Negative ANA. My WBC is 11.9, neutrophils 9.5, and platelets 399. I have been sick past 2 weeks, night sweats, fatigue, have lost about 20 pounds in a week, weakness mainly in legs. Had nausea, vomiting for 6 months on/off (when this was worked up my CRP at the time was 0.4). I had nausea, vomiting, for 5 days. Noted a lump in chest while taking a shower. I had fevers for over a week up to 102, but the past 3 days I have had no fever, and when I had labs drawn I was afebrile. COVID negative. I had CT yesterday and one radiologist noted a mediastinal isolated lymph-node and minimal pleural effusion, however the radiologist who actually did my report did not note this. Hopefully I will get some more answers soon.

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Please talk to an oncologist. I hope everything will be ok

[@hopemosley6227]

@@MedicosisPerfectionalis Thanks so much for the quick response! I plan to talk to my doctor about a referral to hem/onc. I will come back here to update whenever I get answers.

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Awesome 👏 You're smart and you're doing the right thing! I wish you the best of luck!

[@hopemosley6227]

Update: more of my labs came back! Haptoglobin and PCR high, 457 and .33 LDH normal. Blood cultures normal, complement c3,c4 normal. Magnesium phosphorus normal. DNA antibody normal, chromogranin normal...my 24hr urine for metanephrine was elevated at 668 (but not four fold) only symptom I have there is tachycardia and sweating, no flushing, no high BP, no headaches, no tremors...I don’t think elevated enough to mean anything, maybe just from stress. I am to see hem/onc on the 29th but hate to wait so long, however he is the best in town so I don’t mind. I have been told I may need a bone marrow biopsy....(I am terrified because I work in medical field and know that ish hurts!), but I will come back to update. Your videos are so awesome and I have been watching them because I love learning new things especially in hem/onc. Thanks for what you do! ♥️

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Hey 👋 Hope Thank you so much for getting back to me. Can you tell me what you mean by PCR high? Moreover, it’s true that bone marrow biopsy hurts, but not as much as you think...I have seen an oncologist perform it and it wasn’t as bad as I thought. Good luck 🍀

[@hildasarabia4629]

What are the first need to take care of both CRP or ESR

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

I don’t understand!

[@topazzz1546]

Doctor visit

[@fokorali6739]

Thanks for you from Iraq 😉😉😉

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

My pleasure 😇

[@hazami8400]

so whats the answer doc ? is it crp or esr . im waiting hahaha

[@buddhikaherath9952]

Pls cmment dearthis quiz WBC countis 5000 (within normal range) Neutrophil 60% ESR 18 But CRP is 200(high) What are the incidense that may occur

[@AryanKhan-zc4lh]

Sir mera CRP test 6mg/L TLC(WBC)4000.....11000 C/mm 4700. aya h kya ye high h ya normal plzzzz btaye Sir

[@deepikatejitomar6666]

Hello sir Good nun.. My father is 51 years old.. My father crp is extremely high, that is 62.30, and rheumatoid Factor 208.24 .. And esr is 35. Would you help me plz?

[@DrAdnan]

Where was that driving scene from?

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Colorado 😃

[@elaineluther1799]

Actually, the heavy macrocytes sink rapidly like the proverbial "lead balloons", which increases the ESR. In contrast, the light microcytes drift down slowly like snowflakes, and that increases ESR.

[@laaenqo]

I think you made a typo 😀 if microcytes are slow, then ESR should be decreased

[@jongelb9603]

I agree. Full stop his slide on esr is not all correct. Dense rbcs (microcytic) fall faster than fluffy rbcs (macrocytic) and that overpowers the negative charge concept (something my instructor never touched upon btw)

[@Ineedgoodfriends]

So what is the correct concept? Does macrocytosis increase esr?

[@apexpredator99]

Great as always

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Thanks a bunch 😃

[@suga9470]

Awesome vid!

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Thank you 🙏

[@World_soma]

Sir i have high esr but low crp with inflammation in eye and several joint pain, what will be the cause

[@anushrirawale7850]

How are you now I am also suffering through same plz tell?

[@nathaliaveloso6936]

Larger is faster, no?

[@indunil1996chamini]

I am 25 years old girl ,my ESR is 44mg/L and CRP is 13 mg/L. Is that abnormal ?

[@Thesilentwolf7610]

Esr 32, crp 10 and doctors said don't worry. They didn't tell me anything

[@Butterfly-88509]

Amazing illustrationn !!!

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Thanks 😊

[@Dr_abdo91]

Egyption???

[@MrSuperhenry101]

Excellent video. You should do a video on HIV

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

I will add it to my list 👍

[@ahmedalsanwi5350]

Hi, medicosis perfectionalis , You are awesome doctor , but i have question, please. Do the SLE and systemic sclerosis have normal CRP ??

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Maybe, maybe not

[@skarpengland]

could be...possibly, in some cases yes, but maybe no....yes

[@ahmadalzahrani6884]

If on treatment No If they flair up so yes

[@rahuja3872]

Why is esr increased in pregnancy???

[@maril1379]

Great thanks thumbs up

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

My pleasure!

[@kaushikchakraborty6039]

Sir my mother in suffering high fever her ESR is 40 and CRP is 11 is her fever is due to that please reply

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

There are more than 30 causes of fever. And there’s also fever of unknown origin. I don’t know 🤷‍♂️ Please talk to your doctor!

[@heenalketanshah7076]

Hi my ESR is normal and CSR is 81..any guidance

[@banaalani7216]

Can you please recommend textbooks for MCAT I was looking into your Amazon recommended books and couldn’t find any MCAT

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

I tried Kaplan but they are too long.

[@shahabuddin6149]

CRP will normalize first because half life is 7 hours while the ESR is 7 days due to fibrinogen

[@hudaalganainy8810]

You are doing good

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Thank you so much 😊

[@Priya-lu5sd]

Sir I'm suffering from severe cough for last two weeks...my crp is 9.1mg/l and ESR 20...any problem sir

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Talk to your doctor! Lab results should be interpreted in light of the history, physical exam, and other tests! Good luck 🍀

[@prajapatisunita3935]

Esr is 42...and crp is nonreactive...what meaning sir plz tell me

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Please, talk to your doctor...No one can diagnose you based on 2 labs, not to mention on the internet...Best of luck!

[@prajapatisunita3935]

After 3 months my right leg was fractured and now said of fracture leg was red and swollen...this why esr was 42...??

[@imagiinaryy]

Are ESR and CRP affected by Spondyloarthropathies? Specifically AS? Can you have a high ESR and normal CRP in Spondyloarthropathies?

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Yes!

[@nihadbenseghir4580]

Thank you 👍

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Absolutely 👍

[@sophannaphai8559]

normal esr of newborn?

[@avijit021]

I think CRP will become normal at first. Then ESR

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Why?

[@avijit021]

@@MedicosisPerfectionalis CRP is a protein . It's presence in blood ⬆esr... So if ⬆CRP =⬆esr.... So it must be lowered first to decrease esr

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

This is not the main reason

[@Greysm.]

Crp will normalize 1st because it is one of the contributors of esr but not only......😜

[@nibritteedeka1191]

what is the answer? CRP or ESR?

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

CRP normalizes first

[@bijaybhuyan6132]

I have ESR of 65/h I am suffering very pain

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

You need to see a doctor...High ESR could be due to many causes.

[@tharusamanali9956]

Esr test.. report 50…… please tel me good foods

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

We need to know what’s causing it first. Did you ask your doctor?

[@Sunisatya]

What is diagnosed?

[@victoriamartinez8183]

Love the way you said dudeette. Lmao. My sed rate westergren was 41. Im a 32yo female.

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Thank you so much 😊 Please talk to your doctor to see what’s going on. This ESR level could be clinically significant or insignificant. Only your doctor can establish that. I wish you the best of luck!

[@victoriamartinez8183]

I have psoriasis

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

I am so sorry to hear that. It must’ve been hard. This may or may not explain the ESR level. Please follow up with your doctor!

[@victoriamartinez8183]

Oh and also I have cerebellar AVM. Im pretty sure thats why its so high.

[@chrismallory1167]

Mine is 4 mm and dermatitis said I have psorasis.All my flares are gone and only had them once..no knees or elbows. My dermatitis may be quack

[@ramanchanna9089]

My daughter is 5 years and her esr is 38...is it dangrous

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Please, Talk to your doctor. I can’t diagnose her over the internet...Best of luck!

[@anushrirawale7850]

How is she now?? What happened to her plzz tell

[@Rakeshdas-tl3ve]

Sir 72 esr what is problem

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

No one can diagnose you based on the ESR alone...Please talk to your doctor...Best of luck!

[@Rakeshdas-tl3ve]

Thanks sir

[@Rakeshdas-tl3ve]

Sir how to control esr

[@Rakeshdas-tl3ve]

@@MedicosisPerfectionalis how to control esr

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

It depends on the cause

[@jordencossman7414]

Today I found out my CRP 1.84mg/dL And ESR is 40. ANA and RA was negative. Still haven't heard anything back yet from docs. Any ideas?

[@baqerabbas9767]

im sorry, but ithink you mean larger (macrocystosis)is faster

[@sonio7]

Is esr 32 is normal

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

It depends on the age and sex

[@sonio7]

@@MedicosisPerfectionalis i m 22 year old female and esr is 32

[@kemnana8740]

TO THE POint , thank u :)

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

My pleasure 😇

[@rupeshgehani8970]

Bro I'm waiting for your anatomy video plz 🙏

[@gizemsimsek656]

Crp is normalized first

[@eleazarzmunford2351]

CRP first

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Correct

[@shahzadahmed2865]

CRP will normalize first

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Excellent

[@حيدرالسراج-ن3ح]

بنتي عمره ٢سنه ASR مرتفع ٨٠

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Talk to your doctor, please

[@kemnana8740]

CRP i think because it hase short life time

[@manjuhoodahooda7520]

Esr 102 h mera

[@SherienElBehery]

👏

[@mem6158]

CRP will normalize first.

[@junimabasumatari6025]

Gwmash

[@kas4u2]

CRP will normalise first.

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Why? 🤔

[@kas4u2]

Medicosis Perfectionalis Honestly, I don’t know the reason Sir.. 😅 Please explain it, knowing is fun !! ))

[@nicolerok9100]

Don't mind me, med students, just here trying to figure out why my ESR is normal but CRP is high before I see the Dr cuz Im a curious person 😂

[@codrut913]

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Thank you 🙏

[@Sunisatya]

Crp3. 95 Esr 117/hr Ra factor -ve Aso -ve After 20 days medical course Esr 75/hr Crp 3.95 Ra -ve Aso -ve Anti ccp -ve Is responding to medicine?

[@jp9037]

@satish what is your condition now for esr and crp?? mine has crp 58 and esr 80 , i dont know what to do

[@muhammadsyakir8276]

@@jp9037 how about now?