Q: what would cause you to have an elevated wbc count, <0 crp levels on a blood test(all other tests renal and liver normal) and a temperature of 38 degrees?

Inflammatory process: Any form of inflammation, from trauma, infection, autoimmune reaction, allergy, etc. can be responsible for these changes in lab and temperature values, but without more info, full history and physical exam it is really impossible to say more than that. Hope you get better quickly.

Q: i just received my blood test results and it shows an increased crp level (10.7). i've been experiencing chest pains for a week now and my chest x-ray and blood pressure are normal. what could this be?

EKG, cardiac : A cardiac work up may be indicated. Please see your physician. Watch for signs of breathing difficulty and see a physician right away , if this occurs.

Q: i have mid-left abdo pain for 3 mths. ct, xray are neg. cortisol blood is double normal level and crp blood is 10; normal is 8. what could it be?

Need more info: The data you provide is inadequate to form any significant opinion about your diagnosis. It sound as if you are having a thorough investigation in progress and would continue with your PCP to get this worked out. Good luck.

Q: had c-reactive protein blood test. it shows my level is 1.55 ( normal is anything under .80). is mine considered really high??

Depends: All laboratory results need to be interpreted in the clinical context and the doctor who ordered the tests is usually in the best position to do that. Having said that, you did not provide the units of the result, however, it does not seem too high. See this site for more information on this topic. http://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/c-reactive-protein/basics/definition/PRC-20014480

Question 1

what are normal levels for esr & crp blood counts are?

Accepted Answer

Depends on the lab: Reference ranges can vary depending on the laboratory.

Question 2

if someone with ibd currently does not have a flare up would blood test show normal crp levels ?

Accepted Answer

CRP levels and IBD: unfortunatly elevated  CRP levels may or may not be elevated in IBD inflammation. It is a poor indicator.

Question 3

what is crp in blood test? how high is bad for heart and what level is normal, my blood crp was i think 14,  please give in depth  answer.

Accepted Answer

Marks inflammation: CRP is a non-specific marker of inflammation.  Also depends on the normal range for this blood test.  May be mildly elevated if the lab range is 1-10, or higher if normal is 0-1.0.   May be due a multiple of reasons. Can be related to heart, vs.Poss. infection, autoimmune conditions but none is for certain by only looking at CRP. Rec. discussion/follow up with your MD.

Question 4

i've had white stools for two weeks now. i had a blood test last week which came back normal. the dr mentioned the crp levels were 3mg. a month ago my crp levels were less than 1mg on a previous blood test. is the white colour any cause for concern?

Accepted Answer

White stools: White stools warrant a follow up evaluation with your physician for additional lab work and likely a referral to a GI specialist.  Take care of yourself and seek care "in person" with your doctor.

Question 5

i have elevated crp and c4 levels. c3 is normal. last two blood work-ups also revealed slightly elevated bilirubin levels. what could this indicate?

Accepted Answer

Non-specific: Interpreting blood work can be a very tricky proposition.  Each lab values needs to be interpreted within clinical context and in association with other blood tests.  Elevated CRP can sometimes be normal, other times it is a marker of inflammation.  Elevated bilirubin may also be normal but sometimes can be indicative of blood or gallbladder dysfunction.

Question 6

what can cause increased  wbc, crp,and chloride levels in blood tests when all other lab work is normal?

Accepted Answer

Non specific.: just about anything can cause these results which are pretty nonspecific.  if you are feeling well they may just be normal variation.  Is this related to the reason you take Heparin or Zofran (ondansetron)?

Question 7

what would cause you to have an elevated wbc count, <0 crp levels on a blood test(all other tests renal and liver normal) and a temperature of 38 degrees?

Accepted Answer

Inflammatory process: Any form of inflammation, from trauma, infection, autoimmune reaction, allergy, etc. can be responsible for these changes in lab and temperature values, but without more info, full history and physical exam it is really impossible to say more than that. Hope you get better quickly.

Question 8

i just received my blood test results and it shows an increased crp level (10.7). i've been experiencing chest pains for a week now and my chest x-ray and blood pressure are normal. what could this be?

Accepted Answer

EKG, cardiac : A cardiac work up may be indicated. Please see your physician. Watch for signs of breathing difficulty and see a physician right away , if this occurs.

Question 9

i have mid-left abdo pain for 3 mths. ct, xray are neg. cortisol blood is double normal level and crp blood is 10; normal is 8.  what could it be?

Accepted Answer

Need more info: The data you provide is inadequate to form any significant opinion about your diagnosis.  It sound as if you are having a thorough investigation in progress and would continue with your PCP to get this worked out.  Good luck.

Question 10

had c-reactive protein blood test. it shows my level is 1.55 ( normal is anything under .80). is mine considered really  high??

Accepted Answer

Depends: All laboratory results need to be interpreted in the clinical context and the doctor who ordered the tests is usually in the best position to do that. Having said that, you did not provide the units of the result, however, it does not seem too high. See this site for more information on this topic.
http://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/c-reactive-protein/basics/definition/PRC-20014480

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What are normal levels for esr & crp blood counts are?

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If someone with ibd currently does not have a flare up would blood test show normal crp levels ?

A member asked:

What is crp in blood test? how high is bad for heart and what level is normal, my blood crp was i think 14, please give in depth answer.

A member asked:

I've had white stools for two weeks now. i had a blood test last week which came back normal. the dr mentioned the crp levels were 3mg. a month ago my crp levels were less than 1mg on a previous blood test. is the white colour any cause for concern?

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I have elevated crp and c4 levels. c3 is normal. last two blood work-ups also revealed slightly elevated bilirubin levels. what could this indicate?

A member asked:

What can cause increased wbc, crp,and chloride levels in blood tests when all other lab work is normal?

A member asked:

What would cause you to have an elevated wbc count, <0 crp levels on a blood test(all other tests renal and liver normal) and a temperature of 38 degrees?

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I just received my blood test results and it shows an increased crp level (10.7). i've been experiencing chest pains for a week now and my chest x-ray and blood pressure are normal. what could this be?

A member asked:

I have mid-left abdo pain for 3 mths. ct, xray are neg. cortisol blood is double normal level and crp blood is 10; normal is 8. what could it be?

A member asked:

Had c-reactive protein blood test. it shows my level is 1.55 ( normal is anything under .80). is mine considered really high??

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