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Please Suggest Any Medication Or Lifestyle Change May Help Me To Normalize Elevated Cholesterol.
Question: Sir, I am taking olmesar 20 and Mexico 10 MG since August 2019 due to anxiety that time. However, BP is normal since then and I was tested for TMT, Coronary Angiography in November 2019 which all came normal. Just recently I tested the lipid profile and found the cholesterol high. I am attaching the report. Kindly allow me to know the bad impact of the eadingd of the report on health. Also please suggest any medication or lifestyle change may help me to normalize elevated cholesterol.
Brief Answer:
High cholesterol can cause coronary artery damage.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I have gone through your question, I understand your concern.
In long term, high cholesterol can lead to arterial atherosclerosis in coronary arteries.
Need to keep your BMI below 25.
Start rozat 20 at bed time for 2months.
Eat health food and greens.
I hope your query is clear now.
Thanks and regards
Dr Diwashish biswas
High cholesterol can cause coronary artery damage.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I have gone through your question, I understand your concern.
In long term, high cholesterol can lead to arterial atherosclerosis in coronary arteries.
Need to keep your BMI below 25.
Start rozat 20 at bed time for 2months.
Eat health food and greens.
I hope your query is clear now.
Thanks and regards
Dr Diwashish biswas
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Dr. Yogesh D
Thanks for your reply. My query is that, the medicine as you prescribed will it be enough for 2 months or I may need to continue further? Is it like BP medicines which generally once started can not be taken off easily? Also, plz provide a proper diet which I can follow and any restrictions.
Brief Answer:
Depends
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I have gone through your question, I understand your concern.
Whether to continue or not, it depends upon your bmi and genetic factors.
Only after 2 monthly lipid profile check up, it would be decided that, whether you need lifelong or for few months.
Avoid sweets, simple carbohydrates, oily foods, trans fats,deep fried foods.
Eat green leafy vegetables, healthy fats like avocado,nuts, fish oil.
Keep YOUR BMI under 25.
If currently your BMI is under 25, then most likely you will need lifelong medication.
But if currently your BMI is more than 25, then there are chances, that after reducing your BMI, you would be able to stop the medicine.
I hope your query is clear now.
Thanks and regards
Dr Diwashish biswas
Depends
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I have gone through your question, I understand your concern.
Whether to continue or not, it depends upon your bmi and genetic factors.
Only after 2 monthly lipid profile check up, it would be decided that, whether you need lifelong or for few months.
Avoid sweets, simple carbohydrates, oily foods, trans fats,deep fried foods.
Eat green leafy vegetables, healthy fats like avocado,nuts, fish oil.
Keep YOUR BMI under 25.
If currently your BMI is under 25, then most likely you will need lifelong medication.
But if currently your BMI is more than 25, then there are chances, that after reducing your BMI, you would be able to stop the medicine.
I hope your query is clear now.
Thanks and regards
Dr Diwashish biswas
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Arnab Banerjee
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