My baby is having fever and when tested, the blood report showed a CRP level of around 28. I want to know what can be done so that it comes under 10, as under 10 is considered normal. Are there any fruits or vegetables my baby can eat? Or any syrup or tablet that can help bring it under control? Please advise.

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Dr Shaik Kalam

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MD (Physician)
3+ Yrs

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CRP indicates inflammation or infection. Once the infection is treated with proper medication such as antibiotics if needed, CRP usually drops. Give fluids, fruits like apple or banana, and rest. Avoid raw or uncooked food.

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