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CRP level is 16
My husband got fever .So doctor suggested CBP and CRP tested.CBP reports are normal where as CRP level is 16. Doctor told it is normal . Is it fine?
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CRP is increased in a lot of inflammatory conditions
Detailed history and investigation report is desirable
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Consultation is advisable
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CRP means some infection in body
Repeat CBC after two days n if it's not ok then connect to get it managed
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Crp can be elevated in fever
It will come back to normal it’s not that high
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CRP shows fight response to any insult to body be it a infection or inflammation. If he is still has fever then CBC may or may not be normal. Fever work up to be done in this scenario..
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Nellore
It shows mild inflammatory response....
It's because of fever...
Nothing to worry
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