CRP is a marker of inflammation - a strong risk factor for heart disease, and linked to diabetes, obesity, high blood pressure, and some cancers.
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This high sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP) test can tell you if you're suffering from low-grade inflammation - a risk factor for heart disease. A raised CRP level is also linked to a number of other health problems, like diabetes, obesity, high blood pressure, and some cancers.
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Curious if low-level inflammation might be affecting your health? A High-Sensitivity CRP Blood Test measures tiny amounts of C-reactive protein, which can help you understand underlying inflammation that may influence your long-term risk of heart disease and other conditions.
Our high sensitivity CRP blood test is an accurate way to measure the amount of inflammation present in the body. This can be helpful in assessing your cardiovascular risk and checking for inflammatory conditions.
A high sensitivity test for the C Reactive Protein which measures inflammation.
This blood test can be a good indication of inflammatory diseases such as arthritis.
Check levels of inflammation in your body with this simple test
Curious if low-level inflammation might be affecting your health? A High-Sensitivity CRP Blood Test measures tiny amounts of C-reactive protein, which can help you understand underlying inflammation that may influence your long-term risk of heart disease and other conditions.
Check levels of inflammation in your body with this simple test
Our high sensitivity CRP blood test is an accurate way to measure the amount of inflammation present in the body. This can be helpful in assessing your cardiovascular risk and checking for inflammatory conditions.
A high sensitivity test for the C Reactive Protein which measures inflammation.
