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MIDGE,

GEE MY DR. ALSO MONITORS MY SED RATE, I WAS TOLD THE SAME THING YOUR RHEUMY

TOLD YOU. MY SED RATE HIGHEST HAS GONE IS 97 AND MAINTAINS AT 30 MY TEMP 96

- 97....ALL THIS IS CONFUSING....ISA

>From: midgeirish@...

>Reply-To: Rpolychondritis

>To: Rpolychondritis

>Subject: Sed Rates etc.

>Date: Thu, 06 Sep 2001 04:08:15 -0000

>

>Hi Group,

> It's interesting reading about Sed Rates not really being up when a

>flare is going on. According to my rheumy, he is going to have me take

>a sed rate test to determine if the amount of prednisone I'm on is

>working....guess I must inform him differently?!

> Also, last blood work done on rheumatoid factor- in my lab, normal

>was between 0 and 19. Mine was 55 on one, and 52 on the one taken 2

>weeks later. When I asked rheumy what that meant, he said it just

>means there is an inflammatory problem going on....duh! But he wasn't

>concerned about it too much. Should I be? Then he tells me he has one

>other RP patient, a gentleman, and the poor guys' ears and nose is

>just 'literally being chewed up' by this terrible disease. His words.

>Now guys, I kind of think maybe that is happening because the rheumy

>might not be getting his medication right, but hate to judge, as I am

>new to this.

> Your opinions on this greatly appreciated,

> Thanks,

> Midge

>

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MIDGE,

GEE MY DR. ALSO MONITORS MY SED RATE, I WAS TOLD THE SAME THING YOUR RHEUMY

TOLD YOU. MY SED RATE HIGHEST HAS GONE IS 97 AND MAINTAINS AT 30 MY TEMP 96

- 97....ALL THIS IS CONFUSING....ISA

>From: midgeirish@...

>Reply-To: Rpolychondritis

>To: Rpolychondritis

>Subject: Sed Rates etc.

>Date: Thu, 06 Sep 2001 04:08:15 -0000

>

>Hi Group,

> It's interesting reading about Sed Rates not really being up when a

>flare is going on. According to my rheumy, he is going to have me take

>a sed rate test to determine if the amount of prednisone I'm on is

>working....guess I must inform him differently?!

> Also, last blood work done on rheumatoid factor- in my lab, normal

>was between 0 and 19. Mine was 55 on one, and 52 on the one taken 2

>weeks later. When I asked rheumy what that meant, he said it just

>means there is an inflammatory problem going on....duh! But he wasn't

>concerned about it too much. Should I be? Then he tells me he has one

>other RP patient, a gentleman, and the poor guys' ears and nose is

>just 'literally being chewed up' by this terrible disease. His words.

>Now guys, I kind of think maybe that is happening because the rheumy

>might not be getting his medication right, but hate to judge, as I am

>new to this.

> Your opinions on this greatly appreciated,

> Thanks,

> Midge

>

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