I'm a bit worried because my homocysteine level came back as 44.4 from the Thyrocare test results. Can you tell me what the normal range should be and any advice on how I can lower it? Also, I've noticed that my hs-CRP is 2.99, is that something I should be concerned about?

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Dr Dr Khaleel Ur Rahim

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your report suggests high level of homocystine in blood. causes include heart disease,renal disease,thyroid disease,psoriasis etc,, treatment include supplementation of folic acid and cobalamin.

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