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How To Treat Higher Level Of Triglyceride?
My husband is 39 years of age .Recently he had done a test in which his triglyceride level is 321mg/dl HDL is 31 mg/dl, VLDL is 64.20 mg/dl uric acid is 8.6 mg/dl, ALT(SGPT) is 80 U/Ll, GGTP 61 U/L , bilirubin total is 1.26 mg/dl, bilirubin direct is 0.24 mg/dl can you tell me what we have to do?
Mon, 6 Oct 2014
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change of lifestyle, physical exercises, diet with more roughage will be of good help,destressing himself
if this is not helping hiom out
please start him on cholesterol reducing drugs like statins,finofibrates under medical supervision.
all the best,
take care
change of lifestyle, physical exercises, diet with more roughage will be of good help,destressing himself
if this is not helping hiom out
please start him on cholesterol reducing drugs like statins,finofibrates under medical supervision.
all the best,
take care
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Your husband seem to have hypertriglyceridemia.This can pose risk for future cardiovascular events like heart attacks.Drugs like statins and fibrates form the main stay of therapy.Regular physical exercise for 20 min a day for 5 days a week is very helpful.Oatmeal for breakfast can cause rapid correction of blood lipid abnormalities.Consumption of calories should be less than 2000 kcal a day.Semiannual check up of lipids is recommended.Consult your cardiologist for further help.
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Your husband seem to have hypertriglyceridemia.This can pose risk for future cardiovascular events like heart attacks.Drugs like statins and fibrates form the main stay of therapy.Regular physical exercise for 20 min a day for 5 days a week is very helpful.Oatmeal for breakfast can cause rapid correction of blood lipid abnormalities.Consumption of calories should be less than 2000 kcal a day.Semiannual check up of lipids is recommended.Consult your cardiologist for further help.
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