Bloods consistent with non-specific infection.Cannot tell you if they have/had coronavirus without a test.
12 days ago my father wasn't feeling well (after a week of feeling unwell, with symptoms of common cold), he went to hospital because he was suspected to be infected with coronvirus, he had a chest CT scan and blood test (I think for CBC and CRP), the doctor said his CT scan showed lung infection but it was not coronavirus, they prescribed her some medication and he's got very well and back to normal life.7 days ago or so my mom got sick too with symptoms like fatigue and cough. he went to our local clinic, got some medication and the doctor prescribed her a blood test. she got well too but 2 days ago she went to doctor to check and show her blood test, the doctor told her "you were close to get coronavirus but the danger has passed" (excuse my language but I don't know what the fuck he meant!) my mom then has asked her if a lung image is needed and he's replied that it's not needed and her lungs are fine (he's checked her breathing pattern with Stethoscope apparently). he then has prescribed Vitamin D and acid folic in addition to her previous medications such as Amoxicillin. My mom is alright and her illness is mostly gone but I looked at her blood test, these are the numbers:W.B.C: 3700 /ulRBC: 4.09 (10*6/ul)Neutrophilis%: 64Lymphocyte%: 36CRP: (Positive) 48 mg/lShould I be worried? what's the right thing to do? as I checked with test references, her CRP is so high, normal level should be less than 6 apparently. Is it possible that she suddenly and silently get very sick without symptoms, now that she's quite fine?