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2 months baby CRP is 102.4 mg/L
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I would like to inquire whether the elevated C-reactive protein (CRP) levels are attributable to the recent vaccinations. The test was conducted approximately 24 hours post-vaccination. Is an elevated CRP a typical response to vaccination, or should we consider hospitalization for the infant?
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CRP of 102 mg/L is not normal and is not related to vaccination.
Please consult a nearby pediatrician immediately for proper evaluation.
Even if the baby appears active, such a high CRP suggests possible infection or inflammation.
Sometimes, bottle-fed babies can show higher CRP levels, but this still needs medical assessment and should not be ignored.
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Dr. SK KJM Alisha
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10 yrs exp
Lucknow
Hi. Crp is too high. Better get her admitted for evaluation and treatment. Vaccination usually does not cause this high crp
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