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High hscrp TG GGT
Hi doctor i am male of 27 years old, I did my blood routine got High GGT level in liver, Cholestrol high (LDL), then saw doctor he suggested to check Lp(a) 159 and Hscrp 5.6, since i have a strong family history of CABG, I am very anxious and anxiety as if i will get a heart attack soon, I am prone to infections and allergies, Going through anxiety since 1 year and panic attacks after knowing all this. Undergo ECG manytimes and done stress echo 4 months back in medanta gurgaon it came normal,
I have been smoking since last 2 years and use alcohol on daily basis.
Can you please suggest all these high points can be fatal really soon?
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First stop smoking and reduce alcohol intake. Go for regular walking daily and follow diet. Don't worry it's reversible .
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
Interventional Cardiologist
13 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Since your stress echo is normal nothing to worry in near future. But you need to improve your lifestyle. Stop smoking and alcohol. Exercise regularly, control weight amd eat healthy. Do not worry but take care about your lifestyle.High GGT is because of alcohol.
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