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Question: Pl.co-relate with new reports and advice for further action.
Advice reg.food and if any medication required?
Earlier results: I Have done whole body check-up on 13/04/15 and few very higher side results are as below:- SGOT-42,SGPT-81,Magnisium-2.78,Triglycerides serum-238,HDL chholesterol-31.7,LDL-165.8,VLDL-1.50,LDL/HDL RATIO-5.23,Blood sugar fasting-116.2,HbA1C-7.0,Urine specific gravity-1.005 and Vitamin D 25 Hydroxy-10.21
I Have again check up Lipid profile and HbA1C on 13/09/15 and few very higher side results are as below:- cholesterol total-232,Triglycerides -157,HDL chholesterol-39,LDL-161.6, VLDL-31.4,HbA1C-6.2
So, from above results, can one tell me that what kind of problems arises and what precautions should required for me? I will very thankful to you. Regards, XXXXXXX MATHUR 0000(M)
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Advice reg.food and if any medication required?
Earlier results: I Have done whole body check-up on 13/04/15 and few very higher side results are as below:- SGOT-42,SGPT-81,Magnisium-2.78,Triglycerides serum-238,HDL chholesterol-31.7,LDL-165.8,VLDL-1.50,LDL/HDL RATIO-5.23,Blood sugar fasting-116.2,HbA1C-7.0,Urine specific gravity-1.005 and Vitamin D 25 Hydroxy-10.21
I Have again check up Lipid profile and HbA1C on 13/09/15 and few very higher side results are as below:- cholesterol total-232,Triglycerides -157,HDL chholesterol-39,LDL-161.6, VLDL-31.4,HbA1C-6.2
So, from above results, can one tell me that what kind of problems arises and what precautions should required for me? I will very thankful to you. Regards, XXXXXXX MATHUR 0000(M)
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Brief Answer:
Possible Hyperlipidemia with Vit D deficiency.
Detailed Answer:
Hello, Sir.
I understand your concern.
I have gone through your uploaded images.
You possibly seem to have following abnormalities.
1.Hyperlipidemia/dyslipidemia.
2.Vitamin D deficiency.
3.Mild Glucose intolerance.
This needs further evaluation through Liver scan to possibly rule in /out Fatty liver disease.
You require Vit D replacement therapy.
Likewise strict dietary and lifestyle modification.
Regular physical exercise for 20min./day a must.
Weight reduction a must.
Avoid smoking and alcoholic consumption if any.
Vitamin D deficiency has to be corrected in the followed protocol.
50,000 IU of vitamin D 2 or D 3 once weekly for 8 weeks
or
6000 IU/day of vitamin D 2 or D 3 for 8 weeks.
When the serum 25(OH)D level exceeds 30 ng/mL, provide maintenance treatment of 1500-2000 IU/day. should be offered for at least 6 months.
Pertaining to hyperlipidemia-Drugs like Statins can be helpful in low doses.
Please check with your doctor if he shares my view and if can apply these recommendations to you.
I would be glad if you can provide me with your current weight and height in your follow up query.This will help me to assess your BMI-body mass index.
Regular intake of oats and fruits like pomegranate will help to reduce the Glucose intolerance.
Avoid fried and fatty foods.
Repeat above tests after 6 months.
I also advise you get an ECG and a 2D echo of the heart as screening tests, which are important in presence of hyperlipidemia.
Post your further queries if any.
Thank you.
Possible Hyperlipidemia with Vit D deficiency.
Detailed Answer:
Hello, Sir.
I understand your concern.
I have gone through your uploaded images.
You possibly seem to have following abnormalities.
1.Hyperlipidemia/dyslipidemia.
2.Vitamin D deficiency.
3.Mild Glucose intolerance.
This needs further evaluation through Liver scan to possibly rule in /out Fatty liver disease.
You require Vit D replacement therapy.
Likewise strict dietary and lifestyle modification.
Regular physical exercise for 20min./day a must.
Weight reduction a must.
Avoid smoking and alcoholic consumption if any.
Vitamin D deficiency has to be corrected in the followed protocol.
50,000 IU of vitamin D 2 or D 3 once weekly for 8 weeks
or
6000 IU/day of vitamin D 2 or D 3 for 8 weeks.
When the serum 25(OH)D level exceeds 30 ng/mL, provide maintenance treatment of 1500-2000 IU/day. should be offered for at least 6 months.
Pertaining to hyperlipidemia-Drugs like Statins can be helpful in low doses.
Please check with your doctor if he shares my view and if can apply these recommendations to you.
I would be glad if you can provide me with your current weight and height in your follow up query.This will help me to assess your BMI-body mass index.
Regular intake of oats and fruits like pomegranate will help to reduce the Glucose intolerance.
Avoid fried and fatty foods.
Repeat above tests after 6 months.
I also advise you get an ECG and a 2D echo of the heart as screening tests, which are important in presence of hyperlipidemia.
Post your further queries if any.
Thank you.
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