See details: The CRP is a gross measurement of inflammation. In your situation it likely has no real significance.
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May be primary: Iritis may be primary, but it is always important to look for an underlying cause. CRP is a protein elevated in the blood with inflammation, infection or disease (e.g., lupus) activity. Spondyloarthropathy and sarcoid still must be considered. Early ankylosing spondylitis may not be recognized on si x-rays and other forms of spondylitis may spare the si.
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