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How to lower borderline CRP?
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I had my complete body check-up yesterday. Report showed my RBC level were down 3.40 and uric level high 7.8 along with borderline CRP 4.68. I have attached snapshot for your reference. I only have a slight pain in my right knee. Kindly guide for the required action.
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Hello sir
Heard your concern
You need to do nothing .
You are absolutely fine. Our body is in constant hemodynamic stability which we called physiology. So, the entire parameter are correlation of each other .
It’s not like we can control crp by itself or something like that.
Btw all your parameters are ABSOLUTELY NORMAL
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Dr. Prerna Singh
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Aligarh
Your uric acid level are high and rest is normal.
This high uric acid can be the cause of your knee pain also.
More history needed to treat it.
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Dr. Anand Prakash Pandey
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8 yrs exp
Delhi
Normal values
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