Lower CRP

Question: Can high court stay the lower court interim order in CRP ? Dear Sirs Lower court gives an interim order by appointing advocate commissioner. But the defendents go on a CRP and stay the lower court interim order. I read up one article in helplinelaw site that in a criminal case the high court cannot excercise this revision on an interim order of the lower court. Can you please tell me if same applicable in civil also that if advocate commissioner has appointed as an interim order, can a high court stay that interim order?? I clearly read and understood as that high court can only excercise this REVISION POWERS only on final judgements of the suit. pls help me. (Only as applicable to Indian legal system) Unfortunately crp filed under art 227. What I am dismayed is that hard fought appointment of adv comsnr from the lower court was stayed in a jiffy and with a meager rs. 200/- court fee and without hearing ourside. I got ur point that our counsel shud hv filed counter when notice rcvd instead of asking for time to file counter. On staying the order, adv comsnr is gone n now they hv suspended the treasurer so that they can draw monies as they please, declared AGM n election on 26th oct. Thanks to Yahoo QNA and Mr. Vijay it has been a blessing and a moral booster to fight on for rights. Hearing is on 20th oct and so would appreciate case laws links so that can read up reg judgmnts where adv comsnr is appointed in members dispute, vertical split and irregularities. Pls help.

Answer: Captain here again you missed very important point to disclose if the other party filled a civil revision petition in the Chennai High Court under section 115 of the Civil Procedure Code or under Article 227 of the Constitution of India. In the former case their CRP is not at all maintainable because of the Amendment by Act No.46 of 1999 with effect from 1.7.2002 in Section 115 C.P.C according to which ‘Interlocutory orders’, passed by the Courts subordinate to the High Court, against which remedy of revision has been excluded by the C.P.C. Amendment Act No.46 of 1999 nevertheless these are open to challenge in, and continue to be subject to certiorari and supervisory jurisdiction of the High Court under Article 226 & 227 of the Constitution of India respectively. As held by the Supreme Court of Indian in Surya Dev Rai vs. - Ram Chander Rai and others reported in A.I.R. 2003 Supreme Court 3044:- "The curtailment of revisional jurisdiction of the High Court does not take away and could not have taken away the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court to issue a writ of certiorari to a Civil Court nor the power of superintendence conferred on the High Court under Article 227 of the Constitution is taken away or whittled down. The power exists, untrammeled by the amendment in Section 115 of the C.P.C. and is available to be exercised subject to rules of self-discipline and practice which are well settled." Considering this well settled Principle of law if the other party has taken the path as shown in this case to file Civil Revision under Article 227 of the Constitution of India then that will be maintainable & heard by the High Court, as also order relating to interim stay of further proceedings in the case is also maintainable in law.

Question: why is it that i still dont have an reason for elevated crp? it has been elevated since march 08 numerous tests cannot find a cause lowest crp is 25 ranging up to 58 what will be causing this

Answer: CRP is a protein that is released into the bloodstream during periods of inflammation. Atherosclerosis (the process that forms plaques in the arteries) is now thought to be partly an inflammatory process. The most common cause of an elevated CRP is infection. Levels fluctuate from day anyhow to day, and levels increase with aging and among other things, high blood pressure, alcohol use, smoking, low levels of physical activity, chronic fatigue, coffee consumption, connective tissue disease, heart attack, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, tuberculosis It would be foolish for a stranger to speculate further, it would be pure guesswork. You know if any of the above reasons for it being raised are pertinent. Trust your doctors to find the reason

Question: High C-Reactive Protein levels (CRP). What causes it? I have had two blood tests over the past two months and both have come back with very high C-reactive protein (CRP) levels. I'm finding online that it correlates to an increased chance of heart attack and stroke. These sites recommend changing eating habits, losing weight, stopping smoking, etc. to lower your CRP. Well, I'm not sure what to do because if anything I'm slightly underweight (not sickly so) and I work out, never eat fried foods, don't smoke, etc. My LDL (bad cholesterol) is low, and my HDL (good cholesterol) is high. It doesn't seem I could much improve my lifestyle, as it regards cardiovascular health. So, my question is - do you know of anything else that might cause this increase in CRP? Has anyone else had a similar result? It seems that there is some correlation with cancer, but my WBC is low (usually between 4.2 - 5.0).

Answer: It's a non-specific marker for inflammation. In other words, you've got inflammation somewhere. It's up to your doctor to try to figure out where. It's not specific to the heart or cancer.

Question: low income from CRP, tax exempt? Hi, I and my brother inherited some land that is in CRP (conservation reserve program). They payment they give each year is about 9,500$, for both of us as its in a trust. We already paid 2.500$ in property taxes. I was wondering if we had to pay oe even file an income tax return, as it is our only income. I know the low income exemption is 8,450$, but does anyone know if my situation is different. I don't know where else to ask, except an accountant, which I can't afford. Thanks very much for any help. Hi, Thank for responding. You said some of my information was a bit confusing, I'll try to clarify. The trust is set up for us, by my great uncle, and I believe is just a figurehead as we are the sole trustees and there is no no one else involved. The land is held by the trust, but as I said the trust is just us. We have a checking account ,in both of our names,which we deposited the CRP payment into and paid the property taxes out of. The payments are made out to the trust, with us listed as trustees also on the check. I'm not sure about a K-1 or rental expenses? I know next to nothing about this we are both 19 and have never dealt with any of it before. Do you think we will be required to pay taxes? If so do you have any idea of roughly how much? Thank you so much for information. Adam

Answer: The $8,450 floor is for earned income. For unearned income it's $850. So, yes, you must file.

Question: What does a very low CRP level in your blood mean? I had 0.02 mg/dl in my blood and my doctor didn't say it was low, but he circled it on the result paper I got, with a concerned face. (Well, the concerned face doesn't mean anything; my doctor's a bit of an enigma.) Anyways, my paper tells me that normal levels are below 0.3 mg/dl, and mine is 0.02 mg, my doctor circled the place on my blood test result place with a concerned face, and I wanna know what it means. Thank you!

Answer: Viral infections tend to give a lower CRP level than bacterial infection. Your doctor may also use a highly sensitive test called hs-CRP to determine your risk of heart disease. According to the American Heart Association: * You are at low risk of developing cardiovascular disease if your hs-CRP level is lower than 1.0mg/L. * You are at average risk of developing cardiovascular disease if your levels are between 1.0 and 3.0 mg/L. * You are at high risk for cardiovascular disease if your hs-CRP level is higher than 3.0 mg/L.

Question: I'm tired all the time. I have high CRP levels and low platelet count. Do these two things mean anything? Yes.. my thyroid is fine. I don't have an infection that I know of, and my CRP levels are elevating like crazy since about a year ago, as well as the low platelet count. I don't have sleep apnea. I am overweight by about 30 pounds, and am currently losing it. Otherwise, I'm healthy as an ox. Had a baby 17 months ago. Dats about it!

Answer: High CPR indicates some inflamation in your system. Did you have your thyroid tested?

Question: Why do credit card companies rather a customer go into collections than lower their rate? My interest rate is 18.99%. One card has a balance of $31,000. I called asking for a lower rate - I have never been late in the 14 years I"ve had the card. I was told that's the lowest I qualify for. I said based on that rate I will no longer be able to make payments, so now I am 4 months not paying on the card. They'd rather keep it at a high rate than lower it so I can afford the payments. Now they lose 31,000 plus monthly payments from me. I have another card with $9,000 at a rate of 15.99%. Again, I have never been late with payments in the 10 plus years I've had it. I called 5 minutes ago to ask to have it lowered. The guy said he'd have to pull my credit report. I said my credit is crp because I haven't been making payments on my other card, which is why I'm asking he lower my rate so I don't stop making payments on this card too. He said he can't if my credit is bad (my credit was 100% excellent on the 31K scenario and they still said no). So I told him after this month I will no longer be able to make payments and the account will go into collections and they will lose any more money from me. I have no assets and little income so good luck collecting anything. Is it more profitable for them to keep the rate high to the point the payment is not payable and they lose the entire account? Do they have that much money to burn and don't care? I don't get it! When I got the card my income was more, I had it at a low balance or paid it off but as my income dropped they increased both my credit limit and my interest rate. I just don't have the money to pay the monthly payments any more and if it goes to collections I still won't have money to pay it unless I win the Lotto but I don't buy lotto tickets so I don't see how they made a good decision not to lower my payments, I just asked they lower it for 6 months until I found a 2nd job and they said no the 3 times I called and now it's ruined my credit. They are all fraud CEOs running this scheme! And as of yesterday they have no limit on how much interest they can charge thanks to Obama.

Answer: I don't get it either. If the accounts end up going into Collections, Charge-Off, and eventually Settlement, they only end up getting around 50% of the full value anyway. And even if they end up suing instead of settling, based on what you said they wouldn't have much to go after anyway. The only think I can think of is that maybe they don't believe anyone at all who comes to them stating they will not be able to continue paying if they don't lower the rate, so they just end up denying everyone.

Question: I recently had hail damage to my car and my insurance company did an estimate which is 100% lower than 3 reput I recently had my car damaged by hail and I have comprehensivr coverage. My insurance company had an adjuster do the estimate and his estimate is 100% lower than 3 other estimated I had done (some of which weer by shops they work with...CRP). They are telling me I can take it in and they will pay the shops a supplemental check for the additional costs. I don't want to take it in because of my deductible and they are telling me pretty much the only way i can really re-coup the money owed to me is to have it fixed...I pay for my policy and as I understand it, i am entitled to the compensation of the damage and it is my choice to have it fixed or not...am I right or wrong in my understanding????

Answer: Your are owed "fair market value" to repair your car. If I were to receive three estimates and all were twice what the adjuster wrote, I would cry foul. Call his supervisor, he cannot low ball you. He is thinking that you will not repair the vehicle and is low balling the estimate to save his employer money. This is wrong and illegal. Supplements are intended to pay for "hidden" damages. That is something that will be discovered once the work begins. This is normal and ok. But with hail damages it is very easy to see the required work. You have lost value due to the hail and this low baller owes it to you. Call his supervisor and the state insurance office and complain of this hacker.

Question: CRP test result, please help.....? Regarding my question that I asked this morning: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Ai_Ux6_W6LVmNyjhFu4o_hvsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20080712204337AAO91y2 I have been at the hospital all morning, had blood tests, been on a saline drip, had chest x-rays, urine samples etc. I have been prescribed strong antibiotics and strong pain killer. I had to see a specialist who said that my blood pressure was very low and was worried about my CRP as my reading from the blood test is CRP 46. Can anybody explain to me what CRP is, I have looked on the web but really dont understand. I have to go back in a week to have my CRP retested to see in the levels have gone done, the doctor couldn't pin point my problem but reckons it could be a bacterial infection. Please, I would really like to have a detailed explanation about my CRP results. Thanks again, I really do look forward to some advice.

Answer: C- reactive protein A test that measures the amount of this protein(produced by the liver) found in the blood which can indicate acute inflammation. look it up on site below. good luck. x

Question: mixed results on my cholesterol. 222 overall, 134 ldl, triglicerides 89, hdl 70.? overall cholesterol was a bit high as was my ldl. but the good news was my hdl was high and my triglycerides was low. crp is 0.9 what does this mixed results mean?

Answer: Total cholesterol is not as important as the actual breakdown into LDL"bad" cholesterol and HDL "good" cholesterol. Total cholesterol should be less than 200, but to be honest I never look at it. Elevated LDL and low HDL cholesterol has been associated with increase risk of heart attacks. Total cholesterol could be high because your HDL cholesterol is high as in your case and this is actually a VERY good thing. If your total cholesterol is high because your LDL is high, then this would be a bad thing. This is why I don't pay attention to it much, because you have to look at all values. LDL cholesterol goals is dependent on the number of risk factors you have for heart attack. If you have none then your LDL is less 160, which would mean yours is great. If you have two or more risk factors, then your goal should be less than 130. Some people have a goal of < 70 if for example they have diabetes and known heart disease. I am assuming you have no risk factors, but if I am wrong then please let me know. Normal HDL is greater than 45. An HDL of 70 is VERY good and is actually considered a negative risk factor for heart disease. Your triglycerides are fine. CRP is a non-specific test of inflammation in the body and yours is fine. Good luck.

Question: I'm so scared......?!? I have been experiencing pretty constant migratory pain/pressure.....ALL labs normal...low sed rate...low crp...negative rf...neg rnp...neg smith...neg sjorens...complements are high...neg dna ds...neg hepatitis panel...only positive is my ANA, the first time was 1:80 speckled and homogenous....second time 1:40 speckled and homogenous.....I can't seem to shake these weird pains.....I'm so scared...I'm a 25 year old female and I've had one miscarriage...my only hopes are to have a happy, normal, healthy life and make babies, and now I'm afraid that none of that will happen.... :( I have seen a doctor, obviously. No diagnosis.

Answer: Chels, It sounds like it is time to see a specialist. General practitioners are skilled at isolating problems, but there are times when a specialist in a specific field is required to truly diagnose a difficult problem. The Brain is very complicated, and it sounds like you need an MRI and a neurologist to have a look.

Question: Someone Please help me....? I have been experiencing pretty constant migratory pain/pressure.....ALL labs normal...low sed rate...low crp...negative rf...neg rnp...neg smith...neg sjorens...complements are high...neg dna ds...neg hepatitis panel...only positive is my ANA, the first time was 1:80 speckled and homogenous....second time 1:40 speckled and homogenous.....I can't seem to shake these weird pains.....I'm so scared...I'm a 25 year old female and I've had one miscarriage...my only hopes are to have a happy, normal, healthy life and make babies, and now I'm afraid that none of that will happen.... :(

Answer: What about allergies, sinus problems, stress or even a bad tooth? Are you exposed to any household chemicals, no matter how"safe" they claim to be? What about perfumes or fragrances?

Question: Please help me....?!? I have been experiencing pretty constant migratory pain/pressure.....ALL labs normal...low sed rate...low crp...negative rf...neg rnp...neg smith...neg sjorens...complements are high...neg dna ds...neg hepatitis panel...only positive is my ANA, the first time was 1:80 speckled and homogenous....second time 1:40 speckled and homogenous.....I can't seem to shake these weird pains.....I'm so scared...I'm a 25 year old female and I've had one miscarriage...my only hopes are to have a happy, normal, healthy life and make babies, and now I'm afraid that none of that will happen.... :(

Answer: There are several possibilities for what could be causing this pain such as something like a cyst (an example only). I would recommend a consultation with a gynecologist as well if you haven't already to see what they think could be going on.

Question: Anyone with Autoimmune Disease? I have been experiencing pretty constant migratory pain/pressure....some muscle twitching, pain is in legs alot, no dvt,.ALL labs normal...low sed rate...low crp...negative rf...neg rnp...neg smith...neg sjorens...complements are high...neg dna ds...neg hepatitis panel...only positive is my ANA, the first time was 1:80 speckled and homogenous....second time 1:40 speckled and homogenous.....I can't seem to shake these weird pains.....I'm so scared...I'm a 25 year old female and I've had one miscarriage...I have also noticed some changes in my skin, redness in the hair follicles of my legs, redness on forearms, something they referred to as livedo reticulari on the palms of my hands......I think I'm in the early onset of something autoimmune, and I wish I wasn't..... :( Anyone who has autoimmune disease start out like this? I should mention headaches with the sudden appearance of almost all of my veins on my arms, chest and legs.

Answer: I have an autoimmune disease called Wegener's Granulomatosis. It doesn't sound like you are presenting with any of the symptoms I had. Have you had any ear infections, sinus issues, sore throat, malaise? Any problems with your joints? Any odd rashes? All of these I mentioned are symptoms of Wegener's. What kind of doctor are you seeing? I suggest you check out a specialist of some sort, I see a Rheumatologist. If you are located near the Mayo clinic (there are locations all over the US) just go to www.mayo.org and see if one is near you. I'll pose your question to my support group and see if any of them know what is going on, feel free to message me through answers. Good luck in the meantime.

Question: May abnormal blood tests, TSH CRP...what do they mean, Help?!? I had a bunch of bloode tests done, and i got he results but my doc hasnt talked about them yet. I have been having tons of crazy symptoms too many to go thru but the big ones are no periods weight fluxuation ongoing low grade fevers over a year period of time...but any who this is what was abnormal TSH- .24 Lyme P23- Abnormal/Present _Comp Metab. BUN/CRE - 8.9 (ratio 12-20) TProt- 8.3 (ratio 6.4 - 8.1) Glob- 4.3 (ratio 2.7- 4.2) A/G - .8 (ration .9- 2.4) _CBC_Smear Diff SEGS - 44 (ration 47-70%) Lymphs - 55 (19-41%) PLT/EST - Abnormal/Adequate CReactive Prot- 9.57 (ration 0.0-6.0) I am a 24/f and had a very hard pregnancy w. problems w. sugars and blood pressure and PUPPS 100lb weight gain...emergency c section 3 weeks b4 due date because of placenta not nurturing baby (all back in 2004) since then have had on going problems with health...and finally went to see a doctor that cared and did a blood work up and these were the results...please help :(

Answer: If you "Google" any one of those. . .you'll get the "medical" answser!

Question: Anyone know about Sinus Bradycardia or Sinus Arrythmia? Please read on....? I got my EKG/ECG results today and they said that is what I have. They also did a blood test and said that something I have no idea about, a LOW LEVEL CRP test- 1.00 mg/L =Low 1.00-3.00mg/L=Average & 3.00mg/L=High (2x) Mine says I have 4.78 mg/L What the heck does that really mean? Anyway, is there any medicine I should talk to my doctor about or is this something that I will always have or what? Someone please tell me what all this means?

Answer: Sinus bradycardia is where the heart is beating normally but slower than normal (less than 60 beats per minute). A sinus arrhythmia is where the heart beat is abnormal but normal rate (between 60 and 100 beats per minute). CRP is C-Reactive Protein. It raises in the presence of inflammation. So, your heart might be either too slow or not beating properly and your body might have some kind of inflammation. The solution may be medication to speed your heart up or to make it beat more effectively as well as an anti-inflammatory (steroid?) to address the high CRP.