Ulysses S. Grantâs Pets. Jeff Davis, wartime mount; Cincinnatus, saddle horse; Egypt and St. Louis, carriage horses; Julia, racing horse; Reb and Billy Button, Shetland ponies; Jennie and Mary, Nellie Grantâs mares; Butcher Boy, horse; Parrot; Gamecocks belonging to Jesse Grant; Faithful, Jesse Grantâs Newfoundland dog; Rosie, dog; MORE PETS!
The diagnosis of HSP is a result of several factors, including the presence of typical symptoms, a physical examination demonstrating findings such as skin lesions and arthritis, laboratory tests such as urinalysis that shows microscopic blood in the urine and stool that shows microscopic blood.
C-reactive protein (CRP) The liver produces a type of acute phase protein known as C-reactive protein (CRP) and the level of C-reactive protein increases in the blood when there is inflammation in the body. When there is tissue damage the concentration of CRP in the blood can double every six hours. Doctors can perform a C-reactive protein (CRP) test to determine if a person has a problem linked to acute infection or inflammation but not what or where the problem is.