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Crp level is 15.2 what should I do? Can control. Crp level with range. Is this serious level of my crp? How to prevent?
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No need to worry it will come to normal gradually if there is no infection..repeat after 15 days
Check other symptoms of fever ,cough etc.
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C-reactive protein (CRP) indicates presence of inflammation (infection) in the body. It could be raised in a ln acute infection which is going on at present inside the body or a recent infection (like CoViD) from which a person has recovered. It usually takes a few days or in some cases a month or two to come back to normal. Clinical features of a patient are more important to analyse the situation rather than only depending in lab markers like CRP
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Probably you have some infection, which may be mild. But we need more history. Did you suffer from COVID? Any past infection recently? Or are you having any disease now?
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Dr. Maunang Bharadiya
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