My wife aged 36 yrs old was being self tested for the routine blood test. Values which are abnormal is shown below :
Cholesterol, Total 200.44
HDL Cholesterol 43.48
LDL Cholesterol 135.25
Non-HDL Cholesterol 157
HsCRP, Serum 9.60
For ur information, the blood sample was taken on Day 3 of periods. Please assess d report to find valuable suggestions.
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Report reads all the parameters of your Lipid profile are at borderline need to be modifications of life style and eating habits....
Your 2 parameters are Mild increased
1) LDL CHOLESTEROL
2) NON-HDL CHOLESTEROL
SUGGESTIONS =
1) Reduce intake of food containing more oil
2) Reduce intake of fried foods
3) Stopped eating Red Meat ( if non- Vegetarian)
4) Reduce the Sugar consumption
5) walk for a few minutes
6) keep weight under control
7) Blood sugar Monitoring
8) Blood pressure Monitoring
Note = As of now no Medication is required
Feel free to contact for any further clarification &
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These results suggest mildly raised total/LDL cholesterol with HDL that could be better; treatment depends on BP, diabetes, smoking, thyroid status and family history, not one report alone. Start heart-healthy meals, regular exercise and weight control, and review the full fasting lipid profile with a physician. hs-CRP can rise with infection or inflammation, so repeat it when well rather than interpreting it in isolation. You may book a Practo consult or meet me at Synergy Multispeciality Hospital, Miraj.
Your lipid profile shows mildly elevated LDL cholesterol, while HDL is acceptable. hs-CRP is also elevated, which can occur due to various causes and needs to be interpreted in the clinical context. Menstrual day 3 does not significantly change the interpretation of these results.
Please consult me for detailed assessment and personalised management, including whether repeat testing or further evaluation is required. I am available for online consultation
Word of Caution
Lifestyle measures such as a balanced diet and regular physical activity are advisable. A single elevated hs-CRP value should not be a cause for alarm.
If she is otherwise well, repeat hs-CRP when completely healthy, preferably after the period and with no recent infection, usually after a few weeks.
Repeat a fasting lipid profile if the original test wasn’t fasting.
Check BP, fasting glucose, HbA1c, thyroid function (TSH)
. Focus on diet, regular exercise, healthy weight, adequate sleep and avoiding smoking.
At age 36, don’t start a statin based on these numbers alone unless there are additional cardiovascular risk factors or a clinician identifies a specific indication.
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