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Is it normal for crp and sed rate to be slightly elevated when having a cold?
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Yes if: Yes if slightly elevated as they are just markers for inflammation. If they are markedly elevated they need an explanation but aren't indicative of any specific disease.
Answered 7/4/2014
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