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A sedimentation rate (ESR, or "sed rate") above 135 mm/hr is indeed very high. In most adults, ESR is typically under 20–30 mm/hr (depending on age and sex), and values over 100 mm/hr should prompt doctors to look carefully for significant inflammation, infection, autoimmune disease.
What was your CRP at the same time?

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@swalex I have lupus sojourns Hashimotos and MCTD. Elders Danlos 3. I was diagnosed in January and the rheumatologist has not put me on anything I feel like crude and lost a lot of weight was 220 and now below 150 and nauseated. It’s hard for me to eat without throwing up. My dna-ds is high also.