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Old 05-22-2015, 12:13 AM #1
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Out of all my tests, that is the only one that came back abnormal. The upper range was 4.9 and mine came in at 5. Could this indicate my PN is inflammatory and not autoimmune?
As an MT, I have performed many CRPs and sed rates. Your CRP is normal and is a better measure than a sed rate. ESRs should just go away... there are too many factors that can affect the results. Old physicians... old ways
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I have read that intermittent fasting lowers crp. I've been doing it for about 4 weeks and feel pretty good. The first week is hard. I do the 16/8 method.
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