- Male
- 30 Years
- 20/02/2025
I've been really worried since I was diagnosed with COVID last month and got treated with remdesivir. When they discharged me, my CRP was 3.5 but then it jumped to 8.1 the next week and 13.4 in the second week. Plus, I developed an allergy around my neck, but that has cleared up now. Can you please advise on how to get my CRP levels down?
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Consultation with Healthcare Provider
a. Schedule an appointment to discuss the rising CRP levels.
b. Review any ongoing symptoms or new developments. -
Lifestyle Modifications
a. Adopt an anti-inflammatory diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and omega-3 fatty acids.
b. Engage in regular, moderate exercise as tolerated. -
Medication Review
a. Ensure adherence to any prescribed medications.
b. Discuss potential need for anti-inflammatory medications with your doctor. -
Monitoring and Follow-up
a. Regularly monitor CRP levels as advised by your healthcare provider.
b. Report any significant changes in symptoms or health status.
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