Guest guest Posted February 17, 2006 Report Posted February 17, 2006 To the lady who inquired... This is " off the record " information, as I'm a nurse and not a doctor, but I still need to protect my license. An elevated CRP indicates an allergic reaction systemically. Not just just locally (for you I would assume local would be your chest). In other words your entire body is reacting to the foreign object and it's trying to protect itself. There is an inflammatory process going on your body that most likely includes all body functions. Please try to obtain lab results with the actual values on the paper. You may need them later on. A simple word like " elevated " on the document with not suffice (and they do try to get away withaty kind of thing. So please make sure the actual number value is listed along with normal parameters. Generally each facility can make up their own parameters! Sad but true... Quote
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