CRP and colitis: It is important in a variety of clinical settings, including initial diagnosis, relapse, and response to treatment, whereas CRP correlates less well with clinical severity in ulcerative colitis, except for acute severe colitis.[15] Syrian current humanitarian crisis has been harmed chronic disease patients particularly in terms of medicine availability as many were unavailable, and difficulties in maintaining their presence.[23–25] It is common practice in Syria to evaluate UC patients with clinical scores and CRP levels.