FAQ's
What is measured during the test?
What is measured during the test?
A C-reactive protein (CRP) test measures how much CRP is in your bloodstream. CRP is a protein made by your liver and released into the blood when there’s inflammation in your body. CRP levels are normally low, but they rise rapidly with an infection, a chronic disease or another health issue that causes inflammation. This test detects and monitors inflammation lending valuable insights into your health.
What if I ignore the symptoms?
What if I ignore the symptoms?
Untreated inflammation may cause:
- Autoimmune conditions worsening
- Chronic gastrointestinal discomfort in IBD.
- Progression of infections into more severe illnesses.
- Exacerbation of chronic lung issues, decreased lung function.
What things should I consider?
What things should I consider?
- Individual Variations: CRP level varies with age, gender & state of health.
- Non-Infectious Causes: Elevated CRP may also result from obesity, smoking or physical injury.
- Consult Your Provider: Discuss your results with your healthcare provider to understand the implications for your case.
What can I expect during the test?
What can I expect during the test?
No preparation is needed for the test. You can still eat and drink normally beforehand if it fits your schedule.
Small blood Sample taken from finger prick. This minimally invasive way allows for quick and easy collection with little discomfort.
The sample collected is put on a Test card and results are analysed by advanced machine devices.
Takes only 3 minutes to process samples and produce the results.
You will get Your CRP levels and it will tell you if you have inflammation in your body. A healthcare professional will explain what your results mean.
Your healthcare provider may recommend additional diagnostic tests, lifestyle changes or treatments for any underlying conditions.