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My recent blood test revealed Lipoprotein a as 89 mg/dl, even though LDL is only 121 mg/dl. Am I at highest risk of developing cardiovascular disease? Should I get any other investigations done?
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Yes, your risk is high as compared to the average population. You should consult a cardiologist physically and get yourself evaluated further for the complete management.
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