Question 1

can you please explain c reactive protien?

Accepted Answer

Marker of : Inflammation. C reactive protein (CRP) is an indicator of inflammation. There are two types of tests, regular CRP and high sensitivity CRP (hscrp) regular CRP is used for gross inflammation, e.g., pneumonia; hscrp is a risk factor for atherosclerosis and heart disease.

Question 2

my self 30 years, currently have elevated c reactive proteim 8.5 mg/l, what is the cause?

Accepted Answer

Nonspecific: Like the Sed rate the cRP is nonspecific indication of  inflammation and a history and physical may help to clarify.Why was the test done.Just doing a CRP without an indication of what you are looking for is not what the test was indicatd for.

Question 3

what is the importance of c-reactive protein?

Accepted Answer

Indicator of : Inflammation.  C-reactive protein is one of the acute phase reactants and increases in many conditions with inflammation, including infections.  High sensitivity CRP tests are used as a marker for risk of cardiac disease.

Question 4

what is the treatment for high c-reactive protein?

Accepted Answer

Hold on!: Hs-c-reactive protein is a marker associated with vascular inflammation and is a risk factor for coronary heart disease.  Proof of causality, though, is a bit more problematic, though intriguing: google "jupiter trial".  All statins lower hs-crp to some degree, but also independently reduce cardiovascular risk, so separating out the impact of lowering CRP alone is difficult & remains controversial.

Question 5

can pan d be taken instead of pan 40 for acidity?

Accepted Answer

Yes,  pan d: contains pantoprazole for acid,so it can be taken,but pan 40 would be better

Question 6

i would like to know all about reactive lymphadenites?

Accepted Answer

Several things!: Lymph node enlargement secondary to draining from its lymphatic drainage area.  Can be\ secondary to bacterial and viral infections, or systemic inflammation, as with sle. Will go away when causes is eradicated. Hence the term "reactive lymphadenitis.".

Question 7

hbe ag reactive means?

Accepted Answer

Hbe Ag: "e" antigen is present in patients positive for HBsAG and is related to hbcag infections.

Question 8

can a person be non reactive to lorazepam?

Accepted Answer

: Anything is possible but usually a person reacts to a high enough dose

Question 9

what is reactive endocervical cells please?

Accepted Answer

Pap terminology: Reactive endocervical cells is a benign finding often seen on pap smear results. It refers to cells that undergoing  reparative changes.

Question 10

what's the meaning of hepatitis be ab reactive?

Accepted Answer

Depends: The presence of antibody against hepatitis b surface antigen indicates affected individual is protected against hepatitis b, usually through hepatitis b vaccination.
However, the presence of antibody against hepatitis b core antigen indicates an active hepatitis b infection.

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Can pan d be taken instead of pan 40 for acidity?

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