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High CRP after recovery from covid
I recovered from covid 1 week ago, now my crp is 5.5 and d-dimer is normal. I feel sometime heart pain and sometime little breathing problem. What do I do next? Is high crp a big issue?
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Sounds like you might have some pleuritis or costochondritis. High CRP isn't something you can ignore and does warrant further evaluation.
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Dr. Raja Kaamil
Gastroenterologist
7 yrs exp
Delhi
No it is jus normal after covid.. CRP is not a big issue.. you can get an ECG done to be sure..
do not worry.. Get well soon..!!
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