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Hypertension, cholesterol
I have taken a lipid profile test and report is enclosed below. Currently I'm having amlong 5 mg in the morning as suggested by a doctor based in delhi. Also he had suggested two months ago to discontinue medication for cholesterol tonact 10 mg &. aquazide 12.5 mg for Hypertension (doctors reasoning- overdose of chemicals and on report based on master health check up ) which I have been having for four years.
I'm maintaining a healthy lifestyle. I walk/run for an hour minimum 4-5 days a week. Also took part in two 10 km marathons and a 5 km marathon recently.
I would be very grateful if you can have a look at my medical reports( current month Report plus June report) and suggest future course of action if any.
Total cholesterol : 215
HDL 41
LDL 151
Triglycerides 155
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Hello
I understand your concern.
This is not a big problem and has an easy treatment .
But before I prescribe you the treatment, you need to answer the following questions for proper dosages and good treatment.
1. What's your age ?
2. Whats your Height and weight ?
3. Since when do you have this problem ?
4. Do you have any other health problems except this problem?
5. Do you take any other medicines ?
6. Do you have any allergy to any medicines or otherwise?
7. Do you have any acidity problem ?
8. Do you drink or smoke ?
9. Any constipation problem ?
10. Any Drugs history ?
Please answer the above questions and private consult for the same.
All the best
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Preferable to keep total cholesterol below 200
Ldl cholesterol below 100
Preferable to start a low dose of statin
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Hi there I understand your concern...LDL: 60 to 130 mg/dL,
HDL: greater than 40 mg/dL,
Total cholesterol: less than 200 mg/dL,
Triglycerides: 10 to 150 mg/dL,
VLDL: 2 to 38 mg/dL...it can be managed and controlled successfully with lifestyle changes, medications, or a combination of these approaches. Implementing lifestyle modifications, such as a low-fat and high-fiber diet, increased physical activity, and weight control..
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Yours LDL level should be < 130.
Next Steps
consult a dietician and maintain good lifestyle.if you didn't reach LDL< 130 take medicine ð for it
Health Tips
avoid stress .hypertension and choleterol are risk factors for diabetes and cardio vascular disease's (heart diseases).s o pay attention to them
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