Inflammation

CRP

Also known as: C-Reactive Protein

What it means

Another inflammation marker, more sensitive and faster-responding than ESR.

Typical normal range

<10 mg/L (often: <3 mg/L)

Reference ranges vary by lab, age, sex, and pregnancy. Always check the range on your own report.

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Related terms in Inflammation

ESR
A general inflammation marker. High ESR can mean infection, autoimmune condition, or other inflammatory process — but it's non-specific.

Sources & Standards

The plain-language explanations above draw on published standards from the following bodies. Reference ranges and thresholds vary slightly by lab and demographic — always check the range on your own report and follow your doctor's interpretation.

World Health Organization (WHO)
Global public-health authority
Global reference ranges and disease classifications.
Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)
India's apex biomedical research body
India-specific clinical guidelines and reference values.
National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories (NABL)
India's lab-accreditation authority
Reference-range framework used by accredited Indian labs.
NIH / MedlinePlus
US National Institutes of Health patient-education arm
Plain-language descriptions of tests, conditions, and medicines.

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