Probably neither: CRP is a very non-specific test, a marker for some type of inflammation. It's not elevated by fat, but low grade infections, even gum disease can cause an elevation. I'd just recheck in a few weeks.
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Risk factor for: Heart disease. A hscrpof higher than 3 is one of the risk factors for heart disease. Obesity may be one cause. Please consult your doctor for a fasting lipid panel and develop a diet and exercise plan to improve your health and reduce your risk of heart disease.
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