The blood test revealed an elevated level of C-reactive protein (CRP) (39.3 mg/dl, normal rage 0.00–0.14), an increase in white blood cell count (23.8 × 103 /μl, 3.30–8.60), renal dysfunction (blood urea nitrogen 25.6 mg/dl; 8.0–20.0, creatine 5.30 mg/dl; 0.65–1.07), and impaired glucose tolerance (hemoglobin A1c 7.5%; 4.6–6.2). Here, CRP is linked to Abnormal renal physiology.