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Medication for LDL level 184.5,

2021-03-08 05:56:02
Hi doctor, my lipid profile showing Total cholesterol:249 HDL:44.8 LDL:184.7 VLDL:23 Triglycerides:116.9 Ratio:5.6 Is there any medicine for ldl low. Will Rosuvas 5 or 10 works for this. Attaching the report. Thank you doctor in advance.
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Lifestyle changes are the need of the hour. Drink plenty of water daily. Take a well balanced diet with plenty of leaffy vegetables and fresh fruits. No deep fried foods at all. No fast foods. Daily physical exercises for atleast 1 hour daily in the morning. After lifestyle changes for 3 months repeat LFT. If the readings are still high , you can take Atorvostatin-5 mg daily.

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Hello. Yes rosuvas 5mg once a day is good . Kindly revert back if have any queries and for the prescription.

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