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Last updated: 2025-12-04 11:48:39
Data sources: blood_tests.csv, biomarker_catalog.json

CRP - Inflammatory Marker

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C-Reactive Protein (CRP) tracking over time. The green "safe zone" indicates normal inflammation levels.

Interactive Chart

What is CRP?

C-Reactive Protein (CRP)

  • General inflammation indicator
  • Rises in response to infection, tissue damage, or inflammation
  • Useful for monitoring disease activity and treatment response
  • Normal range: < 5 mg/L
  • Elevated levels can indicate:
  • Active infection
  • Inflammatory processes
  • Tumor activity
  • Response to chemotherapy

Clinical Context

CRP levels can fluctuate based on:

  • Chemotherapy effects - Can cause inflammation
  • Infection risk - Elevated during infections
  • Disease activity - May correlate with tumor burden
  • Recovery phase - Should normalize as health improves

How to Use

  • Hover over data points for exact values and dates
  • Treatment overlays show chemotherapy timing (chemotherapy, surgery, scans)
  • Zoom and pan to explore specific time periods
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