C Reactive Protein Levels?

CRP is an indicator of general inflammation - in my experience its often used in assessment of sepsis - patients with systemc infection often have crp raised over 100. A crp of 10.8 is barely abnormal, and indicates nothing on its own. What matters more is the trend - e.g. If you had an infection, were on antibiotics and your crp went from 15 to 10.8, it would indicate successful treatment.

Can i ask why you had a crp done? Have you had an infection or other inflammatory condition, e.g. Rheumatoid arthritis or something else?

High levels of c-reactive protein mean high levels of inflammation. that's common in lupus... but also in, for example, Graves' disease. Or rheumatoid arthritis. Or sarcoidosis. It's not enough to diagnose lupus, but would mean that lupus is more likely.