Bacterial Infection-Blood/Serum Self-Test Kit

Suggested product use period: Canine CRP is not a virus, but an acute phase response protein (inflammatory marker). When the body receives exogenous stimuli (infection, trauma, etc.), it will cause some pro-inflammatory factors (IL-1, IL-6, TNF-a) release, promote

into the liver to synthesize CRP.

CRP may increase 4 hours after the body is stimulated, and it will increase significantly after 12 hours. The half-life of canine CRP is about 16 hours, peaks at 24 hours after a single stimulation, and then declines rapidly. Significant CRP can also appear in cases of long-term chronic infection

rising phenomenon.

The detection of canine CRP is widely used clinically, including the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of acute infectious diseases; the detection of postoperative infection; the observation of the efficacy of antibiotics; the course of disease monitoring and prognosis judgment, etc.