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Chest discomfory n pain
Having chest discomfort n pain since last 6 months ecg echo tmt all r normal lipid is on a higher side fasting diabities 87 bp stays arnd 100/70 m posting the reports is the chest coz of higher lipid
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No your pain is not related to heart. You have high triglycerides but that is not the cause of chest pain and you do not need any medicines for this cholesterol. Just do lifestyle modifications in the form of regular exercise, weight reduction and diet modifications
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Maintain a healthy diet and regular exercise.no medication needed..may repeat a lipid profile after 3 month
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