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C reactive protein test result 9

2021-11-02 06:31:26
My husband was asked to do a c reactive protein test bcz of caugh happening  since 1 month.His test shows C reactive protein level 9.3.Is this a cause of concern??what should be done now?
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Would like to discuss in details. Kindly consult.

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Kindly discuss for your concern. Need to evaluate further

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Normal

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Its not for Covid detection. Anywhere inflammation cause to raised value.
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Needs online Consultation.

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Yes. Might be any infection. Discuss with physician

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