My blood report shows a slightly higher CRP of 4.17 and increased immunoglobulin levels. I do not have any symptoms, and all other tests are normal: LDL cholesterol 98, ESR 10, blood pressure normal, and fasting sugar 71. What could be the reason for these findings?

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Dr Hema Pratima

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Mildly raised CRP may indicate minor inflammation or immune response; not serious if asymptomatic.

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Take a CRP Test (C - Reactive Protein) Test or Take a Immunoglobulin Panel [IgG, IgM & IgA] - Serum Test

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