C-Reactive protein is an indicator of inflammation. Inflammation that is persistent in joints causes joint damage. C- Reactive protein markers are used as a guideline to assist rheumatologist make decisions around drug usage. High CRP will lead to more aggressive drug treatment and often multi-drug recommendations. All in all, we need to get our c-reactive protein down! A reasonably quick way to do this (without fasting or medications) is to focus on your major joints like knees and elbows to im

Dr. IV Mirus explains how the high sensitivity C-reactive protein (CRP) test helps doctors to understand if a patient may have an inflammation or infection. Transcript: https://www.dailymoth.com/blog/dr-iv-explains-high-sensitivity-c-reactive-protein-crp-blood-tests ***Have a question for Dr. IV Mirus? Submit your health-related question in a 5-10 second video. Include your name and where you’re from. Email the video to health@dailymoth.com. | The Daily Moth