C-reactive protein (CRP): what it is, what it's for and why it's high

Original: Proteína C reativa (PCR): o que é, para que serve e porque está alta

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High C-reactive protein (CRP) indicates the presence of some inflammation or infection in the body. Values up to 10 mg/L may indicate flu or cold, and more than 40 mg/L can be a bacterial infection. See how to understand the result, what the normal values are and what high CRP means.

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