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My last blood work showed my cystatin c level was 1.15 & c-reactive protein was 1.2. my doctor didn't even mention this. should i be concerned?
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The CRP of 1.2 is --: Within normal limits, while I am unsure what the other test is? Ask your pcp about it, but i presume he didn't say anything to you as they were normal.
Answered 10/14/2013
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