I have to ask. Sometimes I even ask for a copy. That's how I found out there was inflammation in the first place. I asked for a coup and saw that it was outside the normal range and he hadn't mentioned it to me. I had another blood test months later and I asked him at my follow up appointment if my inflammation was still high. He looked at the report and said that yes it was, perhaps we should refer you back to the Rheumatologist.

But if you have gained because of meds taking some weight off helps. I went from 120 to148 I fell drained and in alot of pain.

Losing weight has nothing to do with your inflammation markers being up, small people have inflammation markers up, go see a Rhematologist

Sometimes a high level of inflammation can mean that you have an autoimmune disease like Lupus but a lot of general practitioners don't know about that, so it's definitely worth looking into it, especially with a rheumatologist.

Sed.rate white blood count.