Should I be concerned and see a doctor if my recent blood tests show an elevated inflammation marker (Hs-CRP of 5.9) and high blood-clotting cells (platelets at 416), especially since I take Tazloc Trio 80 for high blood pressure and my heart rate goes above 150 during exercise, even though my recent heart ultrasound, treadmill stress test, and ECG were all normal? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Should I be concerned and see a doctor if my recent blood tests show an elevated inflammation marker (Hs-CRP of 5.9) and high blood-clotting cells (platelets at 416), especially since I take Tazloc Trio 80 for high blood pressure and my heart rate goes above 150 during exercise, even though my recent heart ultrasound, treadmill stress test, and ECG were all normal?

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Should I be concerned and see a doctor if my recent blood tests show an elevated inflammation marker (Hs-CRP of 5.9) and high blood-clotting cells (platelets at 416), especially since I take Tazloc Trio 80 for high blood pressure and my heart rate goes above 150 during exercise, even though my recent heart ultrasound, treadmill stress test, and ECG were all normal?

Asked by Female, 41 · 27 days ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

27 days ago

Your slightly elevated Hs-CRP (5.9) and platelets (416) are minor and can temporarily rise due to mild inflammation or stress. Additionally, a heart rate of 150 during exercise is a normal response to exertion. While there is no cause for immediate concern, it is best to share these results with your doctor to review alongside your blood pressure medication, Tazloc Trio 80 (telmisartan, cilnidipine, and chlorthalidone).

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Should I be concerned and see a doctor if my recent blood tests show an elevated inflammation marker (Hs-CRP of 5.9) and high blood-clotting cells (platelets at 416), especially since I take Tazloc Trio 80 for high blood pressure and my heart rate goes above 150 during exercise, even though my recent heart ultrasound, treadmill stress test, and ECG were all normal?

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