Yes, children can have elevated CRP levels due to infections (such as bacterial or viral illnesses), injuries, or inflammatory conditions like juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA). CRP testing in children is often used to diagnose and monitor infections or systemic inflammation. In cases of unexplained fever or suspected autoimmune diseases, CRP levels provide valuable diagnostic information. Pediatricians may recommend additional tests to pinpoint the cause and determine the appropriate treatment.
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