Low Total Cholesterol 110

2022-01-17 19:06:19
Hello, I am 32 yrs old mother of 2 babies. I recently had annual blood tests and I have a low total cholesterol 110 mg/dl Triglycerides 90 LDL 51 and VLDL 18 I have no other disease or no other factor abnormal in my reports. I have a family history of diabetes, atherosclerosis, hypertension and kidney stones. No history of constipation/normal stools. Normal liver enzymes etc. Is this some disorder? Do i need to worry? Shall I eat oily food to increase my cholesterol? How can I correct it?
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Answered2022-01-19 05:02:23

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Yes your should not worry about this make proper diet along with animal protein eggs are beneficial
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Kindly discuss for your concern

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Can have normal food... oily food also Butter Any queries can consult

Answered2022-01-18 01:44:23

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I think you should not worry about this. You should not observe any special method to keep your cholesterol levels low. You can have one egg per day (with yolk) , that is if you have been off eggs for some time. You should not deliberately avoid fried stuff. There will be some increase in cholesterol.

Answered2022-01-18 00:16:53

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