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Attaching cholestrol & lft results
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I have been on telma H & rizastin 10mg for 4 months. Now bp is 120/70 on an avg from 140/90 and cholestrol is 138 from 230. Should I continue rozastin and my resting heart is between 55-60 and sometimes 60 -80. Is 55 RhR ok is it anything wrong in attached reports. Kindly let me know
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Dr. Kiran B
Interventional Cardiologist
10 yrs exp
Mysore
Your heart rate is well within normal limits. You should continue Telma H for hypertension.
Your LDL is within normal limits. You can stop rizastin and be on low cholesterol diet. Lipid profile can be repeated after 3 months.
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Dr. Hariprasad Rao. T
Interventional Cardiologist
1 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Your cholesterol levels are fine on medication.
You can decrease rizastin dose and
Repeat lipid profile after 3mnths and then take call whether to stop or not.
Your bp is well controlled, continue same medication.
Resting hr 55-60 is normally seen in many people especially hard working ones, need not worry if you don't have any symptoms..
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