ESR Elevation Might Indicate the Presence of Autoimmune Disease
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HemaTechnologies has designed the ESR Stat Plus analyzer to provide fast and accurate erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) results from small blood samples, helping physicians diagnose and monitor treatment of autoimmune diseases like lupus and rheumatoid arthritis. ESR tests are helpful for physicians because patients often present with vague symptoms, and measuring ESR levels can indicate inflammation associated with autoimmune conditions.
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A: The risks are negligible, apart from a possibility of pain or bruising where the needle was inserted to draw the blood.
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A: ESR testing is typically recommended when a patient exhibits any symptoms of inflammatory disorders to help determine the specific cause. Headaches, fever, joint stiffness, and anemia would all be common conditions leading to ESR testing.
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This document summarizes the erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) test. ESR measures the rate at which red blood cells settle in plasma over one hour and is used to detect inflammation. An abnormal ratio of plasma proteins causes red blood cells to stick together and form stacks that settle faster, increasing the ESR. Several factors can influence ESR rates, and values are interpreted based on sex and age. The Westergren method is commonly used to perform the test and involves mixing blood with an anticoagulant in a vertical tube and measuring settlement over one or two hours.
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- 2. HemaTechnologies has designed its automated ESR, or “sed rate,” analyzer, the ESR Stat Plus, to provide fast, accurate results with small blood samples. ESR Stat Plus is valuable resource to physicians who diagnose and treat autoimmune diseases.
- 3. Autoimmune diseases, such as lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, are conditions in which the body’s immune system attacks healthy cells. For physicians, arriving at an initial diagnosis can be difficult, because the patient typically presents with vague symptoms, such as fever and pain. One helpful test, called an erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) measures a patient’s level of inflammation.
- 4. Sed rate analysis measures how quickly blood cells, called erythrocytes, descend to the bottom of a test tube. Typically, this rate is high in individuals with autoimmune diseases. However, sed rate elevation is present in a number of conditions, so a doctor might order additional blood work, along with ultrasounds or X-rays, to rule out other conditions. After diagnosing an autoimmune disorder, physicians often monitor a sed rate over time to assess the patient’s response to treatment.