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2 years baby CRP is 152
My baby is 21 months old and got a fever one month back and when we do blood tests CRP is 52. Admitted in the hospital and the doctor prescribed antibiotics for five days. Post discharged fom hospital the baby is getting low fever every week for one or two days. After one mont, baby got high fever 102 and the CRP value is 152 and ESR 70. Again baby admitted to the hospital and the doctor giving antibiotics (baby is also having motions). We have done abdomen scan and it is normal.
Really tensed how we can come out of this.
Now the baby is fine and active, feeding well, but worrying after few days CRP may rise again.
Requesting for valuable inputs please.
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Have faith in your doctor.
Consultation not possible in your case with out detailed examination of your child.
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