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Elevated lipid
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Add sugar in diet
Do check for endocrine disorder
T atorvastatin 10.g od for 1mnth
Rpt check lipid profile
T bcomplex od for 1 mnth
Vit d 60000u once a week for 4 to 6 weeks
Then maintenance dose 800u mnthly
T ca 4oomgonce a week for 1 mnth
Have a balanced diet include dairy products.
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**Raised Lipase along with raised Amylase is usually indicative of some issue with the Pancreas.
**This in the context of elevated lipids is a clue that you need aggressive treatment of raised lipids.
Rest of the bloods you included in the text are fine.
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Based on the details you’ve shared, your blood sugar (fasting 84, HbA1c 5.4), thyroid, liver tests, and CRP are normal, which is reassuring. You do have elevated lipid levels, along with vitamin D and vitamin B12 deficiency, which are quite common and manageable with diet, lifestyle changes, and supplements. Mild elevation of amylase and lipase can sometimes occur due to non-pancreatic causes or lab variation, but this needs to be correlated with symptoms like abdominal pain before drawing conclusions. Overall, this does not look alarming, but proper evaluation of the lipid profile, pancreatic enzymes trend, and tailored treatment is important to prevent future problems. Kindly consult me for further evaluation and proper management.
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Sugars, thyroid, liver – normal
Main issues: Dyslipidemia + Vitamin D & B12 deficiency
Mild enzyme elevation, it needs monitoring.
Rx:
Cap Vitamin D3 60,000 IU once weekly × 8 weeks
Tab Methylcobalamin 1500 mcg once daily × 3 months
Lifestyle: brisk walk 30–40 min/day, low-fat diet
Consult a General Physician via Practo. You can consult with me as well.
Next Steps
Repeat lipid profile + amylase/lipase after 6–8 weeks.
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