CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Quantitative in Himmatnagar

Sterling Accuris Diagnostics offers the CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Qualitative Test in Himmatnagar to measure the level of CRP (C-Reactive Protein) in the bloodstream.  

Overview of CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Qualitative Test 

CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Qualitative test assists doctors to check C-Reactive Protein in the blood. Generally, this protein is present in low quantities in the bloodstream. CRP is released in higher quantities when there is inflammation in the body.  

Book a CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Qualitative Test near you to get a reliable detection of CRP present in your blood to detect inflammation before it causes any severe damage. Sterling Accuris Diagnostics assures a reliable CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Qualitative Test in Himmatnagar, with timely reports. 

Why and When is a CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Qualitative Test Done? 

The CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Qualitative test reports are evaluated by medical practitioners to detect inflammation inside the body to diagnose medical conditions like lupus, arthritis, acute bacterial infection, viral infection, heart ailments, and auto-immune abnormality.  

If you exhibit the following symptoms then the doctor would prescribe a CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Qualitative test:

• Sepsis 
• Fungal infections
• Osteomyelitis 
• Inflammatory bowel disease 
• Pelvic inflammatory disease  
• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Lupus 

Sterling Accuris Diagnostics provides a CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Qualitative Test in Himmatnagar  that is sensitively performed and gives accurate outputs. If you are being informed by your medical consultant about a possible autoimmune disease or you already have one then, this test is essential to take. 

CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Qualitative Test: Main Highlights 

Instructions: Fasting is not required 

Recommended age group: All age groups

Sample type for test: Blood sample in Sodium Heparin tube, Blood sample in plain (Serum) tube

How To Interpret CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Qualitative Test Report 

The normal/abnormal values of a CRP (C - Reactive Protein) qualitative test report are:

Causative factors 

• Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC)
• Post-Colic surgery 
• Thrombosis
• Diminished hepatic functioning

Sterling Accuris Diagnostics offers the CRP (C-Reactive Protein) Quantitative Test in Himmatnagar  to detect inflammation in the body.

Overview of CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Quantitative Test

Your blood typically has small amounts of C-reactive protein, which is produced by the liver. However, inflammation in the body causes an increased production of CRP by the liver that releases it into the bloodstream.  It is the most commonly used acute-phase reactant. A medical illness that causes inflammation like lupus would be indicated by elevated amounts of CRP in the serum.

For an accurate diagnosis, you can head to Sterling Accuris Diagnostics for a CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Quantitative Test in   Himmatnagar.

Why and When is a CRP (C -Reactive Protein) Quantitative Test Done?

The most common purposes for a CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Quantitative test may be used to detect or track inflammatory responses in both short and long-term situations, such as:

• Crohn's disease 
• Infection like Covid & H1N1
• Ulcerative colitis
• Vasculitis
• Lupus
• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Osteomyelitis
• Pelvic inflammatory disease

By utilizing the CRP test, doctors can also evaluate the post-operative recovery of those who have undergone surgery or other invasive procedures to ensure that no infection has taken hold.

The test is recommended if the following symptoms are exhibited:

• Quick heartbeat
• Shortness of breath
• Pain in abdomen
• Loss of weight
• Fever

Sterling Accuris Diagnostics runs a CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Quantitative Test in   Himmatnagar that is highly sensitive and provides accurate results. If you are regarded as an at-risk patient, this testing is crucial.

CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Quantitative Test: Main Highlights 

• Instructions: Fasting is not required.
• Recommended age group: All age groups
• Sample type for test: Blood sample in plain (Serum) tube

Understanding How To Interpret  CRP (C - Reactive Protein) Quantitative Test Report

The normal range of the C-reactive protein level is as follows:

Causative factors of high CRP levels

• Viral infections
• Bacterial infection
• Major injury 
• Autoimmune disorders like lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, etc
• Gastrointestinal disorders
• Pancreatitis
• Bronchitis
• Myocardial infarction