I am looking for ways to lower my daughter's crp level. I've read online that vitamin c helps with this. I would like to know if any of you guys use this with your kids.Tumeric was mentioned at a recent appointment. When first diagnosed, she was given a high dose of vitamin D and prednisone and responded well. 6mp was prescribed and I feel as though we have gone backwards in a sense. She did not respond well with 6mp and was placed on Remicade. She responded well to this quickly. Over the past few months, her crp levels are at 1.95. I don't know what to do. Looking to get a second opinion.
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Medication Vitamins
- Thread starter Ladybug12
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Crp is a sign of active inflammation
Vitamins will not fix this
You need to have your GI make changes to her meds
Vitamins will not fix this
You need to have your GI make changes to her meds