PhoenixBurger
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Apologies to everyone as this post is very custom to me, not necessarily CFS/ME and Sed Rate in general.
I am still in the process of trying to figure out whats going wrong with me.
One test result I have noticed is significantly different from before all of this began, is my SED rate. I would normally hover mid -range, but now my SED rate is showing "1" ..... and "2" a couple months later. The mayo clinic states that the proper range for men is 0 - 22.
Interestingly, high SED rate is associated with high immune system inflammation. This means that my problem is the very opposite. Is it reasonable to deduce that a SED rate so low might be seen in a person who has an underactive immune system?
This would explain a lot of my other problems ...
I am still in the process of trying to figure out whats going wrong with me.
One test result I have noticed is significantly different from before all of this began, is my SED rate. I would normally hover mid -range, but now my SED rate is showing "1" ..... and "2" a couple months later. The mayo clinic states that the proper range for men is 0 - 22.
Interestingly, high SED rate is associated with high immune system inflammation. This means that my problem is the very opposite. Is it reasonable to deduce that a SED rate so low might be seen in a person who has an underactive immune system?
This would explain a lot of my other problems ...