C-reactive protein (CRP) is a protein synthesized by the liver that plays an important role in the immune system’s inflammatory response. CRP can identify and ***** pathogens by binding to bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other inflammatory mediators. In inflammatory reactions, the level of CRP increases significantly, so it is widely used as an indicator of inflammation.

CRP antigen antibody is a biochemical reagent used to detect CRP levels. The antigen refers to CRP itself, and the antibody refers to molecules that can specifically recognize and bind to CRP. By measuring the level of CRP in the *****, doctors can help diagnose and monitor various inflammatory diseases, such as infections, rheumatoid arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease, and so on. CRP antigen antibody testing is also widely used for risk assessment and prediction of cardiovascular disease.

It should be noted that an increase in CRP levels does not necessarily mean the presence of a disease, but may also be due to other factors such as obesity, smoking, and so on. Therefore, the results of CRP antigen antibody testing should be analyzed in combination with clinical symptoms and other examination results.