Erythrocyte sedimentation rate 62 can be rheumatic immune diseases, tuberculosis, infectious diseases, anemia, subacute thyroiditis, etc..
Erythrocyte sedimentation rate is referred to as hematocrit, and the normal reference range for men is less than 15mm/h, while that for women is less than 20mm/h. When the hematocrit reaches 62, it indicates that the hematocrit is significantly elevated, which can be seen in the above mentioned diseases, and it is necessary to seek medical treatment, complete a series of related examinations, make a clear diagnosis, and treat the cause of the disease.
When the disease is under control, the elevated blood sedimentation will drop to normal. Blood sedimentation can be used as an indicator to monitor the disease, if the blood sedimentation increases progressively, it suggests that the disease is progressing, if the blood sedimentation decreases progressively during the treatment, it suggests that the treatment is effective.