You have clear signs of liver damage which is the most pressing issue at the moment. Just relying on medicines is not wise. You need to correct your diet. For that first start following HAIP DIET immediately. Use liver detox tea mentioned in HAIP DIET Cookbook. Get your HAIP Root Cause Analysis done and chech your bmi on health121.in. once this is done get in touch for further guidance

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Good just wait to complete century of ur weight then we'll plan. Assertive n committed approach is just way. Get Sr Insulin fasting TFT

Based on the details you have shared, your overall picture suggests a metabolic imbalance involving elevated triglycerides, low HDL (good cholesterol), and mildly raised liver enzymes (SGOT/SGPT), along with a history of hypertension, hypothyroidism, and long-standing premature ejaculation with relatively low testosterone levels. While your total cholesterol and LDL are within acceptable range, the high triglycerides and low HDL indicate a tendency toward dyslipidemia, which can affect vascular health, liver function, and even sexual performance. The mildly elevated liver enzymes are often associated with fatty liver changes, especially in non-alcoholic individuals with metabolic concerns. Additionally, factors like stress, long-term medication use, and hormonal imbalance may contribute to premature ejaculation and reduced vitality. A holistic approach focusing on metabolic correction, liver support, and nervous system balance is essential rather than isolated symptom management.

Your chelostral level, thyroid are in high side already taking medicine for bp etc.try tochange your life style eatinghabbit.

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Your reports are slightly abnormal, need to go for detailed case taking and rx. Can contact in opd or personally, till then stop to consume oily, junks, over eating, meals after 8 pm, take a long walk daily, 5000+ steps initially everyday increase with time

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Your reports suggest mildly raised triglycerides, low HDL, and mildly elevated liver enzymes (SGPT/SGOT), along with hypothyroidism and ongoing medications. This pattern is commonly linked to metabolic imbalance, fatty liver tendency, stress and lifestyle factors rather than any single disease. At present, the priority is diet correction, weight/metabolic optimization, and liver-friendly routine rather than adding multiple medicines on your own. Since you are already on BP, thyroid and antidepressant medicines, any additional medication must be carefully chosen to avoid interactions. Please consult me so I can assess your full condition and guide a safe, structured plan for lipid, liver and hormonal balance.