Few cases of iritis. saw rheumatologist. lots of blood work done. all fine, except hs crp is 2.6. meaning? x-rays done on chest and si joints-normal.

C-reactive protein: Is an inflammitory marker, elevation in iritis can mean you have sarcoidosis. Need to correlate with chest x-ray. Treatment of iritis is the same - steroid eye drops.

HS CRP: High-sensitivity CRP is used as a test for measuring risk level for cardiovascular disease, heart attacks, and strokes. This can play a role in assessing risk of a person developing one of these. You are at average risk according to the value given, but taken alone may not have much relevance.