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Posted on Thu, 27 Apr 2017
Question: I have been diagnosed with High Cholesterol levels ranging between 200 to 250 currently 250, HDL between 32 to 40 currently 40, LDL between 132 to 156, currently 156 and high Triglyceride upto 270.
Also my lipid profile has high SGOT (62), SGPT (95), GAMMA GLUTAML Transferase (119 - it lowered down from 250)
I have not taken any allopathic medicines yet, I have consulted with Homeopathic and ayurvedic doctors only. I am trying to follow a healthy lifestyle which includes - eating home food, eating fruits and vegetables, walk, light exercise. But this does not seem to working as I feel tired most of time, heavy head and eyes - sometime severe headache and eye pain (once in month), not able to focus, restlessness & sleep disorder at time (its gets prolonged for 2/3 days). Recently had low BP situation (70/100). I fear of bad health these days.
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Answered by Dr. Rishu Saxena (41 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Detailed answer below.

Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for asking query,

You have multitude of problems which are unconnected to any particular system of the body. You might also have a generalized fatigue along with the above described ones.

Let me ask you few questions.

How many hours do you work per week?
Do you feel refreshed after a night's sleep?
Are you in an emotional relationship?
Are you sexually active? If yes, do you have problem in sexual life?
Do you consume alcohol? If yes, how much and how often?
Do you have the feeling of satisfaction and pleasure of life?


If the answers to the above questions 4 to 6 are yes, you better consult a Psychiatrist as soon as possible. Early treatment of illness can help better your life.
.Along with it i would suggest you must get a generalised examination done along with these tests furnished below

1.Complete blood count
2.Hemoglobin
3.ESR
4.Random blood sugar
5.Thyroid profile
6.ECG
7.Blood Urea and Serum Creatnine
8.Urine routine and micro scopy

By these tests and physical examination and a check on blood pressure , we could think of ruling out conditions like , high/low blood pressure, thyroid dysfunction , anemia , infection ,etc which are common causes of tiredness , sleep changes ,generalised weakness , etc.

A GENERAL PHYSICIAN (M.D MEDICINE) would be the right specialist for the examination and tests.

If these reports turn out to be normal, then you must see a psychiatrist for anxiety , which may be the cause for he above symptoms.

I suggest you to cut down on intake of coffee, tea and aerated drinks , especially 6 hours before bed time. try yoga , meditation and brisk walks , they will keep you active .You may also take multivitamins like Tab.Diacobol Plus one tab a day for 3 months.
As far as cardiology is concerned your lipid profile is only mildly deranged and right now only life style changes should be followed.
However most of these problems are interconnected top each other so I would advice you top go for all investigations suggested above and follow up with reports.
Hope I answered your query.

Wish you good health
Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Kampana
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Follow up: Dr. Rishu Saxena (2 hours later)

Thank you Dr. Rishu for your reply. Appreciate your advice, it looks relevant to me. Sharing below details for your further help.

Sir I have below results available however 3 months old.

1.Complete blood count - Neutrophills - 37.9, Lymphocytes - 49.9, Total RBC - 5.61, rest all are under normal ranges
2.Hemoglobin - 15.3
3.ESR
4.Random blood sugar
5.Thyroid profile - T3 - 152, T4 8.43, TSH - 1.98 - normal per the index
6.ECG
7.Blood Urea - 20 and Serum Creatnine 0.9 - both are normal
8.Urine routine and micro scopy

Answering the questions.

How many hours do you work per week? - 40-50 (these are quite flexible for last 4-5 Months)
Do you feel refreshed after a night's sleep? not much often
Are you in an emotional relationship? - yes usually I do tend to be emotional
Are you sexually active? If yes, do you have problem in sexual life? No
Do you consume alcohol? If yes, how much and how often? No, I quit 2.5 years back
Do you have the feeling of satisfaction and pleasure of life? moderate

I would like to follow your advice to consult a Physician in Bengaluru. However I am new here, would be grateful if you can recommend a good physician not a money hungry types.

Thank you, XXXXXXX

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Answered by Dr. Rishu Saxena (2 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Follow up answer.

Detailed Answer:
Hi
Reports are more or less normal.
I would initially suggest you to go for MD Medicine. You can consult any physician at St XXXXXXX Medical college XXXXXXX Its a well reputated college.

Thanks.
Note: For further queries related to coronary artery disease and prevention, click here.

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Kampana
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Suggest Treatment For High Cholesterol

Brief Answer: Detailed answer below. Detailed Answer: Hi, Thanks for asking query, You have multitude of problems which are unconnected to any particular system of the body. You might also have a generalized fatigue along with the above described ones. Let me ask you few questions. How many hours do you work per week? Do you feel refreshed after a night's sleep? Are you in an emotional relationship? Are you sexually active? If yes, do you have problem in sexual life? Do you consume alcohol? If yes, how much and how often? Do you have the feeling of satisfaction and pleasure of life? If the answers to the above questions 4 to 6 are yes, you better consult a Psychiatrist as soon as possible. Early treatment of illness can help better your life. .Along with it i would suggest you must get a generalised examination done along with these tests furnished below 1.Complete blood count 2.Hemoglobin 3.ESR 4.Random blood sugar 5.Thyroid profile 6.ECG 7.Blood Urea and Serum Creatnine 8.Urine routine and micro scopy By these tests and physical examination and a check on blood pressure , we could think of ruling out conditions like , high/low blood pressure, thyroid dysfunction , anemia , infection ,etc which are common causes of tiredness , sleep changes ,generalised weakness , etc. A GENERAL PHYSICIAN (M.D MEDICINE) would be the right specialist for the examination and tests. If these reports turn out to be normal, then you must see a psychiatrist for anxiety , which may be the cause for he above symptoms. I suggest you to cut down on intake of coffee, tea and aerated drinks , especially 6 hours before bed time. try yoga , meditation and brisk walks , they will keep you active .You may also take multivitamins like Tab.Diacobol Plus one tab a day for 3 months. As far as cardiology is concerned your lipid profile is only mildly deranged and right now only life style changes should be followed. However most of these problems are interconnected top each other so I would advice you top go for all investigations suggested above and follow up with reports. Hope I answered your query. Wish you good health