What is an inflammatory test?
Inflammatory test is looking for markers in the individual to determine certain points of inflammation that occurs in the body. These tests often look for excess protein bodies in the blood, as excess proteins are usually released from the site of inflammation and circulate in the blood. Using an inflammatory test, doctors can determine the root of the disorder caused by acute inflammation or chronic inflammation, which in turn will help in the treatment of the condition. Although most inflammation may occur at a cellular level due to infection or damage, poor diet with insufficient nutrients and other poor ingredients can also contribute significantly to general inflammation. One test that helps to determine whether the condition is caused by chronic or acute inflammation of the erythrocyte sedimentation that measures the speed of proteins that cover red blood cells. In this inflammation test, a blood sample is taken from an individual and placed in a chemical test tube that quickly stops blood clotting. The high speed of the blood cell separation from the plasma indicates an inflammation thatoccurs in the body.
Another popular inflammatory test is known as a C-reactive protein test that measures the amount of C-reactive proteins in the bloodstream. The blood test to find that rising C-reactive protein levels of C-reactive proteins determine that inflammation usually corresponds to current or future adverse health conditions. Usually these tests will lead to a series of treatment to help stop inflammation on its source. Therefore, the inflammation test may be useful to stop the condition before starting.
When an inflammatory test shows high levels or rising levels of certain proteins, the physician may prescribe anti -inflammatory drugs to top up inflammation and help alleviate the conditions associated with inflammation. Treatment of infection and initiation of preventive approach of correct intake of vitamin and nutrients can also help reduce inflammation and help to recover the inflammatory reaction. Reduction of insulin levels by reducingSugar and refined carbohydrate intake is also recommended by most nutritionists when the inflammation test returns, because high insulin levels contribute to inflammation. Doctors also recommend exercising based on the individual's abilities to help reduce inflammation.