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Can Intermittent Chest Pain Be Diagnosed Through A Detailed Blood Test Report Suggest?

Hi Doctor!!!Male, 30, Weight-65 Kg CBC:- HB- 13.8, TLC- 6.23, Polymorphs- 52.2, Lymphocytes- 40.7, RBC- 4.35, MCV- 95.4, MPV- 12 LIPID:- Cholesterol- 231.2, Triglyceride- 206.7, HDL- 44.3, LDL- 145.6, VLDL- 41.3, LDL/HDL Ratio- 3.29, HDL/LDL Ratio- 0.30, CHOL /HDL Ratio- 5, Non-HDL-CHOLESTEROL-186.9 Lever Panel:- SGOT- 49.7, SGPT- 79.1, Other are Normal Kidney Panel-2 and Thyroid Profile-I[T3,T4,TSH] are normal. I am young and there is no pain in my abdomen till date. Sometimes I feel cramps in heart only. Please tell how severe this is and how this should be treated?
Mon, 11 Feb 2019
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Welcome to the HealthcareMagic.

Your total cholesterol levels and triglycerides level are high. Other reports are normal as per mentioned history. For high cholesterol, take low fat diet. Fruits can be taken more. Green leafy vegetables should be taken more. Daily do 30 minute to one hour active exercise like running, jogging etc . If cholesterol level not decreased with life style management than start antihyperlipidemidrugs like Rosuvastatin


Hope this will help you
Consult physician for examination and discuss your case

Regards
Dr. Parth Goswami,
General & Family Physician
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Can Intermittent Chest Pain Be Diagnosed Through A Detailed Blood Test Report Suggest?

Hello Welcome to the HealthcareMagic. Your total cholesterol levels and triglycerides level are high. Other reports are normal as per mentioned history. For high cholesterol, take low fat diet. Fruits can be taken more. Green leafy vegetables should be taken more. Daily do 30 minute to one hour active exercise like running, jogging etc . If cholesterol level not decreased with life style management than start antihyperlipidemidrugs like Rosuvastatin Hope this will help you Consult physician for examination and discuss your case Regards Dr. Parth Goswami, General & Family Physician