I recently checked my cholesterol levels casually, and all the numbers are very low. Is it okay to have such low numbers, or can it cause any health risks? My levels are Total Cholesterol: 95 mg/dL LDL: 44 mg/dL HDL: 45 mg/dL Triglycerides: 36 mg/DL. Find the attached reports, Not taking any medicine
Please check my holter report which i did due to palpitations when lying forward for sujood in nimaz. And when I get up palpitations subside. Please check the report .
Dear sir, today am taking echo test for general purpose,pls see the report and give your feed back sir ,its normal
Dear sir, today am taking echo test for back pain ,pls see the report its normal or any issue , pls give your feedback sir
Dear sir , today taken ecg test for general purpose ,pls see the report and give feedback,its normal or any issue
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