I have high crp level 5.7. normal cbc, normal cholesterols, normal thyroid, normal ferritin. 37 yr female, 5'11", 150. bad tmj, depression, fatigue?

What is question?: The mild elevation of the CRP has little if any clinical relevance. The other values are normal and even if not would have to be interpreted in the context of symptoms and signs of illness. I understand you are depressed and this has probably manifested itself by producing fatigue among other things. See a psychiatrist or clinical psychologist. Good luck.

Need more info: Serum C-Reactive Protein (CRP) is a blood test used to monitor the course & effect of therapy of inflammatory disorders like rheumatoid arthritis & rheumatic fever as an example. Normal value is usually less than 8 mg/dL Elevation of CRP can also be caused by infection, malignant tumors & others medical problems. Your depression & fatigue need to R/O an underlying medical problem that cause these.

TMJ: Your "bad TMJ" is not likely a cause and effect of the other aspects of your condition. If you have bruxism, this can negatively affect your TMJ. Chronic pain can result in depression. Please see a TMJ expert to try to get your TMJ under control. Any dentist can be a TMJ expert with the proper training and experience. Most commonly, oral surgeons, prosthodontists, and orofacial pain specialists.

Inflammation: Persistently elevated CRP indicates the presence of inflammation or less commonly a chronic infection. Make sure that your doctor look for the cause. It has nothing to do with TMD which should be evaluated by your dentist.