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Elevated Bilirubin, Cholesterol
I used to take alcohol regularly (180 ml) since the last 10 years. Have stopped completely since the last 1 month. Attached reports. My Vitamin D and D3 was significantly low one month back. HBA2 was high in my last report 6 months back. Heamoglobin on the lower sides. Platelets - 130000, MPV- 14. Tryglecerides - 280, HDL cholesterol - 34, VLDL cholesterol -56, HBA1C- 5.9 (However, Fasting and PP normal)
Current medications -
Autrin 1 tab daily
Tab methyl cobalamine 1500 MCG , one tab daily
Tab UDCA 300 Mg twice a day
Tab Atorvastatin 20 mg at bedtime daily
Please suggest what should I do to improve more.
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Dr. Aakash Garg
Gastroenterologist
13 yrs exp
Bilaspur
As your history of alcohol intake is of very long duration, your platelets count is also low, so I’m suggesting you to rule out Chronic liver disease first with help of USG & Fibroscan.
Next Steps
Do LFT and review with gastroenterologist
Health Tips
Avoid alcohol and fatty food intake
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