No: CRP is a non-specific test for any form of inflammation. HS-CRP range is 1.5. Your result is out of the high sensitivity range and into the arthritis range. It's elevated because you have chronic ankle and back pain. Honestly, since you know you have chronic pain, it is predictable the test would be elevated and it doesn't provide any additional information about your heart.
Answered 6/8/2017
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View in context: The CRP is reflective of inflammation in the body. The result must be interpreted in the context of your general health, family history, risks for heart disease, etc. Definitely follow up with an internist (i.e. your personal MD) for evaluation of the result in the context of your particular situation. Thank-you for checking in with Health Tap!
Answered 1/28/2015
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