Female | 35
Why do I have severe sharp pain in my feet fingers with ESR 90mm, CRP 6.7 mg/l, Haemoglobin 9.6, and WBC 14,000?
My ESR is 90mm ,CRP is 6.7 mg/l Haemoglobin 9.6,WBC14,000 Having severe sharp pain in the feet fingers
General Physician
Answered on 27th Feb '24
According to your test results and symptoms; your body may be dealing with inflammation. I suggest that you should get evaluated and treated by a rheumatologist now. A rheumatologist is a specialist in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases related to joints, muscles, and bones.
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