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Hypertension and high hs-crp

2021-01-14 17:05:11
Hi doctor, I had slight palpitation when lying so done general blood test and ecg 2d echo. Ldl -80, hdl-28, Ha1bc-6 , cholestrol normal. Hs-crp .58 mg/dl. I bp was 140/90 and ech/2d echo report says grade 1lv diastolic dys . I consulted doctor and he says it might be because of stree/ anxiety and prescribed metola r xr. Told to use them for sometime and can be removed once bp normalise. Is grade 1 lv is serious? Why mu hs-crp is elevated. Is hs-crp related to heart only or any other inflamation? Thanks
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Hi. hsCRP can be raised in any infection or inflammation also. In echo it's left ventricular relaxation abnormality nothing to worry now. Check BP regularly and if it's above 140/90 take medicine regularly.

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