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Blood Report is abnormal
Hi,
I got my general blood checkup done , my report shows abnormal and my blood Cholesterol also is high, please guide me how to get back to normal.
Have attached my blood test report.
Thank you in advance
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It seems you have a borderline change in your lipid profile, which suggests dyslipidemia. This condition is typically manageable with lifestyle changes. I recommend focusing on a balanced diet low in saturated fats, incorporating regular physical activity into your routine, and reducing stress. After making these adjustments, you should retest your lipid levels in four weeks.
If your cholesterol remains high, medication may be required. You may start with Lipikind 10 mg once daily, but only under medical supervision.
For a detailed evaluation and personalized treatment plan, feel free to consult me or reach out via WhatsApp. You can contact me at eight zero zero nine eight two one double three two.
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Nothing to worry..borderline changes in lipid profile( dyslipidemia). Diet control and regular excercise can make it normal. Repeat after 4 weeks . And if abnormality persist go for medications start from lipikind 10 od .
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Nothing to worry
Diagnosis - Dyslipidemia
Need to know about your food habits and smoking and alcohol habits
Family history
Your HDL ( good cholesterol) level is normal
Health Tips
Avoid fatty foods and life style modifications
To do : Lipid profile test again after 3months
if it's abnormal then consult a physician
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Your reports are mildly deranged, only lifestyle modification is necessary, a plan can be made maintaining your work life balance, and something that can be easily followed, details of which can be discussed over a consultation with a general physician nearby (or here on practo with me or anyone else qualified)
Next Steps
Start Lifestyle Modification
Health Tips
eat healthy, drink water
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Cholesterol levels are high but they don't need medicines.
The Creatinine levels and Urea level are written ULTA (one for the other) .
Otherwise a satisfactory report.
You may consult with me for more details.
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You have dyslipidaemia & some hematological abnormalities in CBC.
For detailed evaluation of your case/further queries /guidance/management plan,whatsapp nine three seven zero two eight four three seven six or connect via Practo.
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Please follow good life style as
• take plenty of fluid and
• take less spicy and fatty foods and
• take home made food only and
do exercise regularly with yoga and meditation and
• keep positive attitude to fight any disease and any problem of your life .
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Foods to Include:
1. Oatmeal (soluble fiber)
2. Fatty fish (salmon, mackerel, sardines) - omega-3 rich
3. Avocados (monounsaturated fats)
4. Nuts and seeds (almonds, walnuts, chia seeds)
5. Fruits (apples, berries, citrus fruits)
6. Vegetables (leafy greens, bell peppers, carrots)
Foods to Limit/Avoid:
1. Saturated fats (butter, lard, coconut oil)
2. Trans fats (processed snacks, fried foods)
3. Cholesterol-rich foods (egg yolks, organ meats)
4. Refined carbohydrates (white bread, sugary snacks)
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