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My 19 yr old daughter who had recurrent uti's with e coli has high crp of 30.0 does it indicate inflammation of the kidneys or something else?
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UTI: CRP is a non specific marker for inflammation..I t could indicate an inflammation of the kidneys or bladder in conjunction with the frequent uti's.
Answered 6/10/2014
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