Suggest Treatment For Throat Infection, Cough And Clogged Nose
Question: Hello,
I got cold or virus infection and was sick from Tuesday September 08, 2015. I had throat infection, cough, running and clogged nose. I did not take any medication to let my immune system to work. Today I went to do blood test. High sensitive reactive protein was 14.2
Do you think that this result reflects infection I just got? I feel better now, much better.
I got cold or virus infection and was sick from Tuesday September 08, 2015. I had throat infection, cough, running and clogged nose. I did not take any medication to let my immune system to work. Today I went to do blood test. High sensitive reactive protein was 14.2
Do you think that this result reflects infection I just got? I feel better now, much better.
Brief Answer:
CRP reflects infection with delay, no worries
Detailed Answer:
dear patient,
yes the crp result reflects the infection that you have had (getting better) very likely, since the crp shows up always a little in delay to the actual symptoms.
If you are getting better now there is no reason to worry.
Best regards
CRP reflects infection with delay, no worries
Detailed Answer:
dear patient,
yes the crp result reflects the infection that you have had (getting better) very likely, since the crp shows up always a little in delay to the actual symptoms.
If you are getting better now there is no reason to worry.
Best regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Neel Kudchadkar
Thank you for your reply.
Do I need to perform follow up blood test?
I read about CRP and I am worry that sometimes CRP evaluates due cancer.
Do I need to perform follow up blood test?
I read about CRP and I am worry that sometimes CRP evaluates due cancer.
Brief Answer:
No followup necessary
Detailed Answer:
Dear patient,
if it eases your mind you may ask your doc about followup, but usually there is no followup necessary since it is/was very likely be caused by the infection,
best regards
No followup necessary
Detailed Answer:
Dear patient,
if it eases your mind you may ask your doc about followup, but usually there is no followup necessary since it is/was very likely be caused by the infection,
best regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad