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  1. I just wrote a previous post about my son's ASO, and it was before reading a post from Buster explaining the ASO very well. Butafter reading Buster's post, (and maybe it's because of the language), I would like to clearly understeand one thing. My son's ASO is 260, and he has a strong exerbation for the last 3 weeks. So, the question is: no metter if ASO is rising, or falling - elevated ASO is still pointing that something in his body reacted to strep? he can not have ASO higher than normal if there is /was absolutely NO strep ? So, ASO is an answer of antibody's to strep?
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