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Question :

Posted On : 10 Jan 2008

Should we treat a case with an incidentally found high ASO { More Than 400}, if yes, how and how long?

Expert Answer :

No expert answer available.

Answer Discussion :

Dr.Mohsen Ashour

yes for 3 months with lonacing penicillin

17 years ago

Saud AlSoleiss

No therapy needed because of incidentally found high ASO with no symptoms unless the patient is high risk

17 years ago

Dr Pradeep Jain

till aso is negative

17 years ago

pediatriconcall

No there is no need to treat a child with incidently found positive ASO titre if the child has no symptoms.

17 years ago

Dr. Rakesh Bhardwaj

no,no need to treat if asymtomatic,and CRP -ve, just repeat the test after sometime.

17 years ago

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