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Very high cholesterol levels.
My husband's cholesterol levels have always been very high inspite of being pure vegetarian, slim and phycically active and not taking outside food ever.
Attaching his report when he was just 31 years old.
He's now 38 and been taking atorlip 20 for last 6 yaers and reports are normal.
But if he leaves medicine the levels again shoots up.
1- Pls suggest the reason for such high cholestrol levels.
2- any natural way to treat this problem in ayurveda.
3- what are the risks associated with this problem as there are many heart attack cases in early age also.
4- is he supposed to take this medicine for ever?
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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5 yrs exp
South 24 Parganas
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Dr. Emad Mohammed
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Hyderabad
There are few hereditary diseases that cause high cholesterol levels. Many people think their dietary habit is good, vegetarian diet, though what you eat is important but how much and what quality you eat is also equally important. An one to one discussion with a good general physician can help in finding the loop hole and closing the loop hole will help him.
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Kindly consult a general physician.
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Dr. Aniket Oswal
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5 yrs exp
Pune
Is there Any history of family having Cholesterol problems ?
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