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Tests Done Revealing Cholesterol, HDL, LDL, Urea, Creatine Levels. Have Fatty Liver. Suggest?
Hello Doctor, I am 42 years, 188cm and 125 Kg. Non-Alchoic and Pure Veg. ECG is WNL, T3: 130 & T10.13 , TSH is 4.63 on test done with Elecsys 2010 ECLIA Method. HB% 14.6, TLC 7700, DLCP 44%, L 41%, E 09%, M 06% B 00%, Platelets 3,26,000. Urine RE NAD, Sugar F-76 PP-113, Urea 32, Creatinine 0.9, Uric Acid 6.2, Cholestrol 241, Lipid Profile Triglycerides 148, HDL 45, LDL 166, VLDL, 30, LFT-S Biliburin 0.8, Direct 0.2, Indirect 0.6, SGOT 32, SGPT 35. Abdomen & Pelvis USG Impression Fatty Liver. Please advise
Fri, 15 Mar 2013
Hello,
Your history suggests you are a overweight person with high LDL cholesterol and slightly high TSH ( hypothyroidism ).The cause of fatty liver seems to be due to obesity and high LDL cholesterol.
What to do...
Consult your doctor and get the prescription for thyroid hormone.
Reduce your calories.
Shed your weight and try to be near to your required range of your BMI.
Do regular aerobic exercises.
Avoid junk foods like pizzas ,burgers and colas.
Consume more of fresh fruits and green vegetables.
These measures should make you all right in next 6 to 8 months.
Thanks
Your history suggests you are a overweight person with high LDL cholesterol and slightly high TSH ( hypothyroidism ).The cause of fatty liver seems to be due to obesity and high LDL cholesterol.
What to do...
Consult your doctor and get the prescription for thyroid hormone.
Reduce your calories.
Shed your weight and try to be near to your required range of your BMI.
Do regular aerobic exercises.
Avoid junk foods like pizzas ,burgers and colas.
Consume more of fresh fruits and green vegetables.
These measures should make you all right in next 6 to 8 months.
Thanks
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