C -reactive protein

to those who have been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes autoimmune insulin -dependent, could they inform me about the level of reactive C protein detected in their blood tests?In my most recent analysis, a value of 45.1 (normal range: 0.0-5) was recorded.

-& GT;I would like to know if it is common for people diagnosed with type 1 diabetes to be dipeutant selfimune insulin experience values ​​outside the established PCR range.

What is the C -reactive protein (PCR) ???
It is a substance produced by the liver in response to inflammation in the body.Its blood level can increase significantly when there is acute or chronic inflammation.PCR is a marker of the presence and intensity of the inflammatory response in the body.

It is important to keep in mind that the results of the PCR should be interpreted in conjunction with other clinical findings and tests to obtain a complete evaluation of the health situation.It is always advisable to discuss the results with a health professional to obtain adequate guidance and treatment.

That protein does not come out in my analysis.It must be something punctual that they have done to you.

ruthbia said:
that protein does not come out in my analysis.It must be something punctual that they have done to you.

It can be as indicated, but throughout your life, what results have you obtained in this test?

None, do not measure me.I have no analytics with that parameter.
I have many others linked to my hormonal state, in addition to the typical red range, white range, cholesterol, etc.

I have ever asked myself, it is not a test that comes out in a general analytical, you have to ask for it specifically.Indicates inflammation or infection.E e if you do it xin a throat infection, urine etc. Well, it will be high.Or if you have a rheumatic disease too.In the case of autoimmune disease you can get to the beginning although it is not specific to that.
To me it always comes out normal, but I have debuted more than 40 years ago.