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Review my lab report - high ALP
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Hi sir
The lipids levels are slightly deranged which dont need any medications just lifestyle changes.
Regarding the remaining you need to consult so that we can know if you got any symptoms or signs regarding bone and liver health.
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Consult
Parathormone levels
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Avoid Alcohol and smoking and Avoid Fried foods , Saturated fats and Packed drinks.
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Low vit d3, high lipid.
Change life style n diet plan drastically.
Add walk
Uprise d60k once a week for eight weeks followed by one per month for six months a complete therapy by WHO.
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You have high lipids, alkaline phosphatase, slightly low vit d.
Avoid fatty food, do regular physical exercise.
Take tab uprise 60,000 units once a week for 4 weeks.
Get abdominal ultrasound done to exclude fatty liver and share results.
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First of all,what was your complaint about which you went for these tests?
Before prescribing any medicine i have to take your proper history.
Please consult.
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avoid junk food,fatty fried food
drink plenty of water
do walk for 20 min daily
add walnut in your diet.
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Your LDL of 121 is a little high and HDL of 33 is a little low, both relevant to heart health. Your ALP of 188 and eosinophil count are mildly raised too. Vitamin D at 27.7 is insufficient rather than sufficient. None of this looks acutely worrying on its own.
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A repeat lipid panel can track whether diet and activity changes help. A GGT test and bone profile can clarify the ALP. Vitamin D insufficiency is usually corrected with supplementation your doctor can guide you on. Please consult a general physician to review all four values together.
Health Tips
If you develop bone pain, jaundice, leg swelling, or persistent fatigue, get it checked sooner rather than waiting.
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