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When I took a blood test in Jan my lipoprotein a levels were at 54 however I do not have any cholestrol and I have high bp and I am on medication for bp should I be worried about anything
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Ideally you should not worry much As stress is a risk factor for heart diseases :) As your lipoprotein a is at higher side, you have higher risk of developing coronary artery disease in the future
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Lifestyle modifications- eat well, regular exercise, less stress
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