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CRP level 32

2021-09-07 19:01:21
Suffering with high grade fever 104 degrees. With sore throat & nose congestion. Blood tests for dengue and malaria shows negative,urine test report shows normal.but CRP level is 32. One week before covisheild inj. Dose 2 already taken. What will be the cause for rising CRP level 32? Already taking medication for high cholesterol and hypertension .
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