I am 32 years old and recently tested positive for COVID 19. I have undergone tests for CRP, dengue, CBC, malaria, and typhoid, and all reports came back normal except for my CRP level, which is 77.46 mg/L. What does this mean, and should I be concerned?

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Dr Ezhilarasan Ml

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A CRP of 77 suggests inflammation, possibly due to COVID. Continue monitoring, stay hydrated, rest. If symptoms worsen, reconsult.

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