Feeling persistently tired, low on energy, or struggling to shake off regular aches and pains is a common concern for many adults across the UK. While these symptoms can have countless causes, one often-overlooked factor is hidden inflammation in the body.
CRP (C-Reactive Protein) is made by your liver in response to inflammation. When your body's immune system is fighting infection or managing chronic conditions such as arthritis or even heart disease, CRP levels can rise. Mildly raised CRP can also occur with lifestyle stresses, like poor sleep, obesity, or smoking.
Detection of raised CRP levels can help identify underlying inflammation that may be impacting your wellbeing. Early identification can inform useful lifestyle changes, prompt medical interventions, or simply provide you with peace of mind.
With Mayfield Clinic’s CRP Home Test Kit, you can check your levels from the comfort of your home with a simple finger-prick sample—with results in just one day.
If you have ongoing symptoms, especially severe fatigue, persistent fever, rapid weight loss, or pain that doesn’t settle, you should speak to your GP. For peace of mind or early detection, consider a Mayfield Clinic CRP Home Test Kit, or book an in-person blood test at one of our UK clinics.
Identifying inflammation early helps you take control of your health—and improve your quality of life.
Order your home kit today or book an in-person test at Mayfield Clinic.
CRP stands for C-Reactive Protein, a substance produced by the liver in response to inflammation in the body. Elevated CRP levels can indicate a range of medical conditions, including infections and inflammatory diseases.
Common causes include infections, chronic diseases (such as arthritis), and lifestyle factors like smoking or obesity. In rare cases, high CRP may signal a serious condition requiring urgent medical attention.
While you cannot diagnose yourself solely on symptoms, a home CRP test can provide valuable results. If your CRP is raised, follow up with your GP for further assessment.
Check inflammation levels easily at home with our convenient CRP blood test kit.
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