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My self 30 years, currently have elevated c reactive proteim 8.5 mg/l, what is the cause?
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Nonspecific: Like the Sed rate the cRP is nonspecific indication of inflammation and a history and physical may help to clarify.Why was the test done.Just doing a CRP without an indication of what you are looking for is not what the test was indicatd for.
Answered 3/5/2019
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