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CRP & hs-CRP - Difference & Normal Range
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jones
Mar 8, 2019
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JIM P
Mar 8, 2019
My CRP WAS JUST REPORTED AT 120!!! SHOULD I BE EXTREMELY CONCERNED?
Will Collier
Mar 8, 2019
I think most common is infection.
Linda Rojas
Mar 8, 2019
CRP is a test for inflammation in the body. It might be infection, or autoimmune disease like lupus or RA. Anyway, you'll need to follow your doctor for further tests. They need to find out what causes the inflammation.
MARSHA
Jul 8, 2019
What is a normal reading for CRP test?
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JIM P
Mar 8, 2019
My CRP WAS JUST REPORTED AT 120!!! SHOULD I BE EXTREMELY CONCERNED?
Will Collier
Mar 8, 2019
I think most common is infection.
Linda Rojas
Mar 8, 2019
CRP is a test for inflammation in the body. It might be infection, or autoimmune disease like lupus or RA. Anyway, you'll need to follow your doctor for further tests. They need to find out what causes the inflammation.
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anonymous
Jul 10, 2019
Just had a Chromogranin A test. My results were 433. I have RA. Does this show infection or cancer?
Dawn Wade
Gilbert Vanderpool
Jul 10, 2019
The chromogranin A (CgA) test is used as a tumor marker. It may be ordered in combination with a 5-HIAA test to help diagnose carcinoid tumors. It may also be used to detect the presence of other tumors arising from neuroendocrine cells. Although it varies widely with the techniques used, the reference ranges for serum chromogranin A are as follows: less than 36.4 ng/mL (conventional unit) less than 36.4 µg/L (system international). Yours is too high. You should go to see a doctor to get tested.
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