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What Is The Analysis For The Blood Report Having Cholesterol Level Of 235?

Good morning sir Pls help mi sir I m Amit Patel 36-male old S.cholesterol. 235 S.hdl (direct). 41.0 S. Triglyceride. 143 S. Vldl. 28.6 S. LDL. 156.4 S. Cholesterol. 1:5.73 S. LDL/hdl cho. 1:3.81 Thanku sir,,,
Wed, 29 Oct 2014
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Hi welcome to HCM.
You seem to have dyslipidemia with elevated triglyceride content.This can be reduced with reduction of total calories to less than 2100/day.Avoid fat filled junk food.Regular brisk walk for 20 min/day will help to correct the lipid abnormalities.Maintain your BMI under 22.Drugs like statins once a day at bedtime will reduce the total cholesterol in 2-3 months.Have a baseline echo and ecg as part of routine.Consult your cardiologist for further queries.
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What Is The Analysis For The Blood Report Having Cholesterol Level Of 235?

Hi welcome to HCM. You seem to have dyslipidemia with elevated triglyceride content.This can be reduced with reduction of total calories to less than 2100/day.Avoid fat filled junk food.Regular brisk walk for 20 min/day will help to correct the lipid abnormalities.Maintain your BMI under 22.Drugs like statins once a day at bedtime will reduce the total cholesterol in 2-3 months.Have a baseline echo and ecg as part of routine.Consult your cardiologist for further queries. Thank you.