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2020-08-09 17:31:35
Im having tryglycerdide 427, cholesterol 221,. apolipoprotein b-139,apolipoprotein a 106, amylase 86 U/L. hSCRP - 0.9 mg/l. BMI - 27, TSH, Sugar normal.  have reduced 7kg weight in 3 months can diet and regular exercise can help to reduce tryglycerdide or should I start medication.
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Diet and exercise can help. But you need lipid lowering agents for macimum effect.

Answered2020-08-09 17:54:20

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Hello, If your values are these much even after weight loss and exercise then you need medicines in addition. Consult online directly for further evaluation and management Take care

Answered2020-08-11 01:56:54

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Hi. Triglycerides more than 400 needs medication. Take a consultation to decide further treatment plan.
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Answered2020-08-09 17:40:47

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