


hs-CRP, or high-sensitivity C-reactive protein, is a biomarker found in the blood that indicates inflammation in the body. This substance is produced by the liver, and its levels in the blood rise in response to inflammation.
Testing for hs-CRP can be useful in assessing the risk of cardiovascular disease. An elevated level may indicate an increased risk, even if other traditional risk factors such as cholesterol are normal. It can also be used to monitor and manage inflammatory diseases.
An hs-CRP test measures the amount of C-reactive protein in the blood, which provides an indication of general inflammation levels in the body. It is primarily used as an indicator for the risk of cardiovascular disease and can help in identifying chronic inflammatory conditions.
A high hs-CRP level indicates increased inflammation in the body. This can be a sign of an elevated risk for cardiovascular disease, as well as an indication of other inflammation-related conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis or lupus.
A low hs-CRP level indicates a low level of inflammation in the body and is generally considered beneficial for heart health. It can suggest a lower risk for cardiovascular disease.
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After ordering we ship the collection kit to your home. You prick your fingertip, collect a few drops of blood, return it in the envelope, and receive your result digitally by email.
A small prick on your fingertip lets you collect a few drops into a tube. The instructions include step-by-step photos and video, so no guessing required.
In the included return envelope with free shipping. Just drop it in the mailbox; the lab processes your sample as soon as it arrives.
hs-CRP; low-grade inflammation and cardio-risk.
€17.95EUR
Usually 2 to 5 working days after the lab receives your sample. You get an email with a link to your digital result, including explanation per value.
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