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His BMI I need to know Also drinking habits

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Your husband’s reports show mildly raised bilirubin and slightly elevated liver enzymes, along with high total cholesterol and LDL. These findings usually suggest mild fatty liver or early changes related to cholesterol metabolism, especially if there are no symptoms. This often happens due to a sedentary lifestyle, irregular meals, fatty or fried foods, or occasional alcohol intake. The liver and cholesterol changes are closely linked, as excess fat in the body can accumulate in liver cells and raise both bilirubin and cholesterol levels. He should start by reducing oily, processed, and sugary foods, avoiding alcohol, and including more fruits, vegetables, and fiber. A brisk 30–40 minute walk daily and good hydration help significantly. Repeat liver and lipid tests after 8–10 weeks of lifestyle correction. If the bilirubin or enzymes remain high, an ultrasound of the liver is advised. If you prefer, we can go over his reports together through an online consultation.

Hi. Until the total-Bilirubin levels are above 3, you need not worry about it. About cholesterol; yes it is slightly on higher side, also LDL cholesterol. This indicates initiation of cholesterol-lowering medication.

Need to know personal and family history these levels of the cholesterol seem to be familial Need more lab work

He has indirect biruubin high means having red cells broken down . It’s called haemolytic anemia. His LDL is high so he will need B12 and medicine for lowering lipids. Contact a physician

Pl do Diet control, exercise, and life style modification. Pl consult.

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

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