MY daughter 8 years old found ESR54/hr, now he taking madichine

she is having JIA joint paint , one she miss out medichine she will very pain and very tired , did she need to continue the medichine for whole life or this can be cure

Ask her doctor to explain her condition and medication to you.

A high sedimentation rate (ESR) only tells the doctor there is inflammation in the body, it doesn't diagnose the disorder.

Many children with rheumatoid arthritis (JIA) have gone on to play sports and have lived normal lives. The most important things are that she receives proper treatment now and your family becomes educated about the disorder. Since there are variations in types of JIA, that information should come from the healthcare providers as skyDancer suggests to insure the treatment she receives is specific to your child's condition. Ask them to provide you with all of the information they have and follow the prescribed regimen exactly. There is plenty of hope that she can win this battle if she is treated properly.