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A member asked:
I had blood work done on day three of having the flu. liver enzyme function and c reactive protein came back elevated. could this be the cause?
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Could be: Please discuss with your doctor to see if the tests should be repeated once you have recovered from the infection.
Answered 10/18/2020
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