ESR Blood Test
ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate) test overview
Direct answer: The ESR test is a blood investigation that measures inflammation levels in the body by checking how fast red blood cells settle.
Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate is a non-specific inflammation marker that helps detect infections, autoimmune disorders and chronic inflammatory conditions. This test assists residents of Pune, Maharashtra in identifying underlying inflammatory activity.
Joint pain is a common symptom keyword prompting ESR testing. Inflammatory disorder is the condition assessed through this test.
What ESR levels indicate
Direct answer: ESR values help doctors understand whether inflammation is mild or severe.
- Normal ESR – 0–15 mm/hr indicating no active inflammation
- Mildly High ESR – 16–50 mm/hr suggesting low-grade inflammation
- Very High ESR – above 50 mm/hr indicating significant inflammatory activity
Who should consider this test
This test is recommended for individuals with persistent fever, fatigue, joint stiffness, suspected autoimmune disease or chronic infections.
Sample collection options in Pune
Choose a Direct Walk-in Facility at our Aundh centre or use the Home Collection Facility across Pune and PCMC for convenient testing.
Helpful patient resources
Read inflammation-related guidance in our health articles blog. Follow testing instructions from the test preparation guide. Compare health packages on the comparison page. Browse all diagnostics on the All Tests hub page.
Frequently asked questions
It is advised if you have prolonged fever, joint pain, fatigue or suspected inflammatory or autoimmune conditions.
No fasting is required for ESR testing.
No. A high ESR indicates inflammation but further tests are needed to identify the exact cause.
Most ESR test reports are available within the same day or next day.
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ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate) test overview
Direct answer: The ESR test is a blood investigation that measures inflammation levels in the body by checking how fast red blood cells settle.
Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate is a non-specific inflammation marker that helps detect infections, autoimmune disorders and chronic inflammatory conditions. This test assists residents of Pune, Maharashtra in identifying underlying inflammatory activity.
Joint pain is a common symptom keyword prompting ESR testing. Inflammatory disorder is the condition assessed through this test.
What ESR levels indicate
Direct answer: ESR values help doctors understand whether inflammation is mild or severe.
- Normal ESR – 0–15 mm/hr indicating no active inflammation
- Mildly High ESR – 16–50 mm/hr suggesting low-grade inflammation
- Very High ESR – above 50 mm/hr indicating significant inflammatory activity
Who should consider this test
This test is recommended for individuals with persistent fever, fatigue, joint stiffness, suspected autoimmune disease or chronic infections.
Sample collection options in Pune
Choose a Direct Walk-in Facility at our Aundh centre or use the Home Collection Facility across Pune and PCMC for convenient testing.
Helpful patient resources
Read inflammation-related guidance in our health articles blog. Follow testing instructions from the test preparation guide. Compare health packages on the comparison page. Browse all diagnostics on the All Tests hub page.
Frequently asked questions
It is advised if you have prolonged fever, joint pain, fatigue or suspected inflammatory or autoimmune conditions.
No fasting is required for ESR testing.
No. A high ESR indicates inflammation but further tests are needed to identify the exact cause.
Most ESR test reports are available within the same day or next day.
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Disclaimer: This content is for general health awareness only and does not replace medical advice. Consult a qualified clinician for interpretation. Images on this page are AI-generated using Google Gemini and Shopify Magic. Refer to our disclaimer policy.
