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My dad has a triglyceride at 224 and cholestrol level is 310. Is it too much dangerous and will coconut water help?
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At this Cholesterol level there is a need to start medicines too along with lifestyle changes . Any other history of chronic condition like diabetes or hypertension??
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It is too high. He should consult a Dietitian and follow his advice as far as food habits are concerned.
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Start medication and most important more than Medicine is lifestyle and dietary changes
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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Ya it's high. Needs to start medicines .
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avoid alcohol. have low cholesterol diet. avoid spicy and oily food. drink plenty of water. start some physical activity. don't self medicate.
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Need medication. Even if no diabetes or hypertension then risk is 8.6% of heart attack over the next decade. Book online for further information
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