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High crp count of 35 in toddler (33 months) is hospital necessary?
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Hospitals=NotMagical: CRP is marker of & participant in inflammatory processes. Study: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C-reactive_protein for some clues. The bigger issue is figuring out what might be to reason for the elevated CRP concentration, a value which can change rapidly. Infections typically biggest reason for elevations. Carbohydrate (all simple & complex sugars) & polyunsaturated fat foods also drive ↑CRP.
Answered 4/27/2018
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