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How To Lower ESR And Albumin Levels?

hello, my daughter is 2.5 years old, from past one week she was suffering from diarrhea so we took to some blood test and urine analysis , in the report her ESR level came upto 85mm per Hr, and Albumin level is (+++) , is there any way to bring down the ESR and Albumin level down?
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Hi, welcome to healthcaremagic. It is not good to have albumin level high in the urine. It shows that there is some pathology present in the kidneys. Diarrhea associated with kidney involvement may be due to severe dehydration which might have caused the problem or hemolytic uremic syndrome. Please check serum LDH, serum creatinine, urine output, peripheral smear and hemoglobin levels. Raised ESR means that some inflammatory disease process is going on. Please meet a paediatric nephrologist for better management. Hope she get well soon.
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How To Lower ESR And Albumin Levels?

Hi, welcome to healthcaremagic. It is not good to have albumin level high in the urine. It shows that there is some pathology present in the kidneys. Diarrhea associated with kidney involvement may be due to severe dehydration which might have caused the problem or hemolytic uremic syndrome. Please check serum LDH, serum creatinine, urine output, peripheral smear and hemoglobin levels. Raised ESR means that some inflammatory disease process is going on. Please meet a paediatric nephrologist for better management. Hope she get well soon.