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About CRP level increase and decrease

2021-05-08 19:14:50
I have 8 months old baby boy.we admitted in hospital given IV injections but CRP level not decrease.now CRP level 51and ESR level 50.all types of tests completed in rainbow banjarahills hospital . doctors not finding any reason.why CRP level not decreasing.i need help.please suggest what we do
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You are in safe hands, don’t worry. To find out cause of disease process sometimes it takes time, like blood culture comes only after 5 days from day we send sample. Sometimes disease process takes time to evolve completely. Have patience and trust your doctor she/he will good. Most important your child is a fighter, will fight back with this infection.

Answered2021-05-09 02:41:25

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I hope MIS-C in treating doctors mind

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