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LeftishBrit

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9. As one who has Crohns relatively mildly: CRP is one of the main tests used for how that is going

Wed Apr 3, 2019, 04:16 PM

Apr 2019

If someone who is known to have Crohns has a high CRP, that's far more likely to indicate a relapse, or general severity, of the Crohns, than anything to do with cancer.

I don't know very much about parathyroid conditions, but I HAVE heard that Crohns can cause parathyroid problems, probably through interfering with absorption of vitamin D and calcium.

So, while obviously you need to get medical advice and help for this, I would guess that both problems are most likely due to the Crohns rather than to cancer.

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I am 52 have Crohn's which is severe. Recent lab tests showed off on some labs [View all] demtenjeep Feb 2019 OP

parathyroid regulates calcium Kali Feb 2019 #1

could this other thread condition be related also? demtenjeep Feb 2019 #2

The parathyroid doesn't regulate metabolism, but the thyroid does. woodsprite Feb 2019 #3

Good luck demtenjeep, Hope they find a good treatment for you. Canoe52 Feb 2019 #4

High CRP indicates inflammation, marybourg Feb 2019 #5

DH has Crohns Freddie Feb 2019 #6

Crohn's is one of the auto immune diseases, PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 2019 #7

thanks all demtenjeep Feb 2019 #8

As one who has Crohns relatively mildly: CRP is one of the main tests used for how that is going LeftishBrit Apr 2019 #9