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Polymyalgia Rheumatica (PMR) | Last Active: Sep 6 8:26pm | Replies (10)

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@caroljeand

@wendy517
Isn’t it possible that the pain and inflammation you are experiencing is causing your see rate to go up and maybe not a symptom of PMR?
I was of the impression that an elevated sed rate doesn’t always indicate PMR.
Best wishes you find an answer.

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brushetta13 | @brushetta13 | Sep 6 10:26am

@caroljeand
YOU KNOW WHAT we will be able to help diagnose each other at this rate . As we are not getting the full picture from the doctors. They are over run here in the UK. The only winners here is the pharmacy companies. I just dislike taking tablets. Which then cause more issues within the body . moan over .......
Thank you tribe ,I am glad I have found you .

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