Esr -35
HBA1c- 5.7
Glucose fasting - 101
Uric acid - 7.9
Urea- 17.90
SGPT - 70
Total cholesterol - 217
Triglycerides - 201
Vitamin B-12-136
Vitamin D3-15.16
The above are my increased parameters among all my blood test reports. Provide some guidance for them whether they can become normal by life style changes or need some medication.
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You should consult with general physician as with your lipid profile your vitamins profile is also deranged
And if you're a vegetarian then there's very little vitamin b12 in our diet you should take an injectable course and daily vitamin b12 medications
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Cholesterol and uric acid is in higher side.
B12 and vitamin D are too low.
For these values only lifestyle changes won't help. You need medications
Your symptoms, body weight , your current lifestyle are also important to decide upon treatment plan.
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feel free to consult me on practo for further evaluation and management
Uric acid is higher side ,vitamins deficiency need proper medication, other things like hyperlipidemia manageable by dietary changes and lifestyle modifications. Consult me on practo for further management and evaluation.
Hi,
Proper evaluation and personalised advice are needed for your concern. A detailed consultation would be best to provide accurate guidance.
Feel free to consult me for further assistance.
Uric acid is on higher side.... but we can't provide you any report without knowing your symptoms... kindly consult so that we can take your proper advice and then we can prescribe l
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