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What Are The Risks Associated With High LDL And SGOT Levels?

Hi..I wanted to know..my husband has a high LDL of 161 and HDL of 34...also, his SGPT count is 175..and SGOT is 73...he is following a diet to reduce the levels and also going on an exercise regime..just wanted to know how much risk he has of heart or liver disease with these counts. Thanks
Thu, 5 Jun 2014
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Ayurveda Specialist 's  Response
hai,

your husband LDL level indicates high level of cardiovascular disease.

SGPT level indicates fatty liver. (excluding other parameters).

NO need to worry as your husband have started with diet plan and exercise that will help you in bring this value to normal.
After one month of follow up lipid,liver profile investigation
however consult general physician to investigate further and discuss whether any medication is needed.

thank you
hope i answered your query.



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What Are The Risks Associated With High LDL And SGOT Levels?

hai, your husband LDL level indicates high level of cardiovascular disease. SGPT level indicates fatty liver. (excluding other parameters). NO need to worry as your husband have started with diet plan and exercise that will help you in bring this value to normal. After one month of follow up lipid,liver profile investigation however consult general physician to investigate further and discuss whether any medication is needed. thank you hope i answered your query.