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Dr sir.blood test=procalcitonin pct showed 0.25 abit above normal,test normal range was 0.22-0.24. what does that mean please? thanks?
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It is not significantly above normal so it likely does not indicate any abnormality. What were your symptoms that your doctor ordered this test? The best person to interpret the test is the doctor who ordered it since they know your clinical circumstances the best. But, the test is not significantly abnormal and likely has no clinical significance. Good luck!
Answered 9/24/2023
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