Experiences with

C reactive protein test

Good day everyone. Has anyone has their levels checked? Does high levels correlate with PA and Autoimmune Gastritis? Thank you

Most people with FND have constant inflammation going on(increased C-reactive protein or elevated C3), and in some cases FND responds well to steroids.

At week 12, 78% of patients on baricitinib achieved a C-reactive protein PMR activity score of 10 or less, compared with 13% in the placebo group.

protein, they test to measure for inflammation or infection, was up at 39. not running rampant, but the range for me is up to ten, and I'd had a three three months ago.

Serum C reactive protein level abnormal. Urea & electrolytes abnormal. eGFR using creatine abnormal. I have a telephone appointment with the GP to discuss these, the results are after giving a blood sample a month after my first gout attack.

Just got monthly blood work back and CReactive Protein is still less than 3mg/L (safe range). but it is higher than the previous two months. I am recently experiencing some thigh pain when walking up hills or doing squats. Does anyone have any ideas what might be going on?

At the end of Nov. last year I developed over a couple of days, an all over Muscle Ache, subsequent Blood Test revealed a raised Serum C Reactive Protein Level of25mg/l ( an inflammatory marker) normal being under 7mg/l.

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Hello everyone, I have a history of MPN for many years, I have noticed that my liver protein, total protein, albumin, and prealbumin levels are all frighteningly low in routine medical examinations. I even suspect that my C-reactive protein levels are low even when I am in an inflammatory state.

Happy with the results, I then had bloods taken, which showed an high C-Reactive Protein (CRP) level, but this was because I contracted an UTI last week and am on antibiotics.

I was concerned the C Reactive protein level Blood was 56.2 Nurses said nothing to worry about. has anyone got any input on this as a little concerned. Jules still Flying

The primary outcome at 52 weeks was sustained remission, which was de- fined as the resolution of signs and symptoms of polymyalgia rheumatica by week 12 and sustained normalization of the C-reactive protein level, absence of disease flare, and adherence to the prednisone taper from weeks 12 through

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Greetings from northern Canada! I was diagnosed with RA 6 months ago and my CRP was in the 100s. It has gone up and down since then. It was 1.7 last month and I was told I'm in remission. Now it's up to 27.5 again. Does anyone have any experience with this? The inflammation is obviously still in my body

I also just had a blood test and noticed that my C reactive protein count was at 11… slightly above normal values. Not sure if it is a reaction to the infection or that my inflammation is increasing.

I've called my maintenance nephrologist, and she said to make: CBC, C-Reactive Protein, Urine Analysis, D-Dimer, Creatinine, Urea, CMV and Covid Antibodies A, M, G. She also said I should stop Cellcept temporarily.

• Anti-inflammatory Effects: Regular coffee consumption has been linked to decreased levels of inflammatory markers like C-reactive protein (CRP), tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF-α), and interleukins (IL-6, IL-8), potentially lowering the risk of prostate cancer (PCa) progression.

reactive protein high (12.2) SS-B high (1.9) SS-A normal All other tests normal or borderline Rheumatologist insisting I don’t have SLE or Sjögren’s and everything else just coincidence Discussed starting me on sulphasalazine or methotrexate but now no record of this - (rheumatologist hasn’t physically

Other Tests - Antibodies Test were fine Vitamin D - Serum total 25-hydroxy vitamin D level (Xabo0) 104 nmol/L [50 - 100] B12 - Serum vitamin B12 level (XE2pf) 532 ng/L [211 - 911] Folate - Serum folate level (42U5.) 13.2 ng/ml [5.4 - 24] iron Studies - Normal Serum C reactive protein level (XaINL) <

Serum C reactive protein level - (Mu235543) - Acceptable - no further action 6 mg/L <5.00mg/L