6Chronic Inflammation Diagnosis
There are currently no official tests to help diagnose chronic inflammation. However, some blood tests may help detect C-reactive protein and high-sensitivity C-reactive protein. C-reactive protein suggests the presence of inflammation or infections in the whole body, while high-sensitivity C-reactive protein may indicate inflammation in the heart. In fact, chronic inflammation is often go unnoticed until people are diagnosed with another disease. If you notice some common signs of chronic inflammation, consult your healthcare provider to make a precise diagnosis. [7]
