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Taking Rosouvas. High Cholesterol Levels. Have Lost Weight, Taking Healthy Diet. Advice?

I am 31 years old. 2 years ago I started taking rosouvas 20 as my levels were 231 for sr. Cholestrol and ldl was 110. Later my cardiologist reduced it to 10mg and now I m taking 5 mg. My levels of sr. Ch is 140 from last 2 reports and ldk is 80 and hdl is 35. Trig are normal. My doctor says not to stop. Also I have lost 15 kg weight and I have controlled my diet intake to healthy food. I want to stop medicines. Please advive
Mon, 8 Apr 2013
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Dear Rupesh
this level is quite satisfactory.
if you have diabetes, anginal heart disease, renal failure, hypertension, family history of premature CAD, stroke, peripheral arterial disease, carotid artery disease, smoking ? All these are relevant in assessing your target LDL levels. if you have none of these , then probably you may be able to stop rosuvastatin but only after consulting your doctor.
feel free for any other query
sincerely
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Taking Rosouvas. High Cholesterol Levels. Have Lost Weight, Taking Healthy Diet. Advice?

Dear Rupesh this level is quite satisfactory. if you have diabetes, anginal heart disease, renal failure, hypertension, family history of premature CAD, stroke, peripheral arterial disease, carotid artery disease, smoking ? All these are relevant in assessing your target LDL levels. if you have none of these , then probably you may be able to stop rosuvastatin but only after consulting your doctor. feel free for any other query sincerely