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Hi,
As a routine body check I found that there are high levels of high sensitivity c reactive protein which shows 18.81 with the reference range being >3.
My b12 range is normal. Vitamin D is at 20
However low levels of iron (36), % transferin saturations at 10.5 and folate is 3.1.low levels of zinc(35).
My cholesterol levels are as follows
Hdl direct: 35
Ldl direct: 104
Triglycerides: 204
Vldl cholesterol: 40.44
Other highlighted results are
Cadmium is 2.25
Please suggest me if there is any cause of worry and if do what and who should I consult.
I have severe tiredness, mental fog, heart beats are really low and sometimes high palpitations and feel like I am being choked.
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It seems that your BMI is very high.
Require diet control and regular exercise along with the medicines.
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consult me for further treatment.
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Nortipan M hs x 2 weeks
Mactotal od x 2 weeks
Destress ec ( sos)
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Your BMi is quite high plus high crp indicates risk of atherosclerosis. Better to consult with a cardiologist in person.
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Hope you got your thyroid profile checked
Show the report.
Reduce your weight madam your HS-crp will also go back to normal .
Change your life style.
Avoid spicy and oily food.
Drink plenty of water
Start some physical exercises on a regular basis.
You have to reduce your weight .
If you won't reduce your weight then you will suffer.
As I have no idea about your medical history so wont be able to comment more
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