Interprets CRP, ESR, Uric Acid, and Rheumatoid Factor to detect systemic inflammation, Gout risk, and Rheumatoid Arthritis likelihood.
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๐ Result Interpretation
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๐ Normal Ranges
CRP: <10 mg/L (standard) or <1 mg/L (high-sensitivity) | ESR: M <15 / F <20 mm/hr | Uric Acid: M 3.4โ7.0 / F 2.4โ6.0 mg/dL
๐ก What This Means
CRP and ESR are non-specific markers of systemic inflammation. Elevated uric acid (hyperuricaemia) is the primary precursor to gout. RF is a marker for rheumatoid arthritis.
โ ๏ธ When to See a Doctor
Seek evaluation for CRP > 50 mg/L, ESR > 100 mm/hr (urgently), or Uric Acid > 9 mg/dL with joint symptoms.