My doc said that a low sed rate (under 5) is really not a good sign either. He said it means your blood just sort of goes PLOP and sinks to the bottom.
I have seen others say that low SED can be a sign of hypercoaugulation. Some naturla things to take:
lumbrokinase nattokinase serrapeptase
Feelfit
Posted by Pinelady (Member # 18524) on :
Sed rate is just an indicator. I do believe in Bb
it can lie as Bb goes in it makes them appear
heavier. Not actual protein making the cells heavy.
It is Bb. The tests for thick blood are different.
Protein levels in Bb are what counts not Sed rate.
Posted by seekhelp (Member # 15067) on :
My sed rate is always 0 or 1. Hence, regular docs say I'm healthy as a horse and have no form of infection. My hypercoagulation panel from HEMIX was perfect. No issues according to my LLMD.
Posted by Leelee (Member # 19112) on :
Mine is always 1. I gather from what I have read that it is probably okay and not an indicator of anything too unusual, but I have it on my list of questions to ask my LLMD next month when I go.
Posted by Pinelady (Member # 18524) on :
Thats right. Most believe low sed rate is good.
If is full of protein you have nothing to worry
about. If it is not as in my case, very low protein
level, it is indicative of something else making them heavy.