LIPID PROFILE

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LIPID PROFILE

Asked for Male, 36 Years

Respected Doctor, My age is 36 year male. I was done my lipid profile test four months ago and report was TOTAL CHOLESTEROL 206mg/dl, TRIGLYCERIDES 365mg/dl, HDL 42 mg/dl, LDL 88 mg/dl after that I have taken 1 month of medicine and stop the medicine after one month. After four months today I test again and my report is TOTAL CHOLESTEROL 198mg/dI, TRIGLYCERIDES 154mg/dl, HDL 63 mg/dl, LDL 98 mg/dl. Is this normal or I have to take medicine again.. please help me ...

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Dr. Amit Bharadiya Cardiologist 7 yrs exp Ahmednagar · Accepted Answer

Dr. Amit Bharadiya

Cardiologist 7 yrs exp Ahmednagar

You need to consult a cardiologist for your dose reduction and follow up after which if your level remain stable, we may be able to stop your medication completely. Provided you continue healthy, eating habit and regular consistent exercise routine.

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