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I have 8 months old baby boy.he is very active . feeding is good.no fever.but CRP levels not decrease.still CRP level 50. What is the reason to CRP level increaseing.any food is cause of CRP level increase in blood.why CRP levels not decrease to my child.iam worried about my child.
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CRP is a inflammatory marker means in case of any inflammation in body it might increase. The commonest of inflammation in ped. age group is infection. If infection is not the cause then we need to look for other causes.
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You need to tell complete history. Rising CRP may be due to some, infection or inflammation. Please seek a proper consultation.
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Dr. Lokanadha Reddy
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13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Full history is required. It indicates infection. Not related to food.
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Take online consultation or meet your local pediatrician
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