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Done Lipid Profile Test, Blood Test. Showed Serum Creatinine, Cholesterol Levels, Triglycerides. What Does It Mean?
HELLO DR.
YESTERDAY I DONE MY BLOOD TEST (LFT, RFT, LIPID PROFILE) . REPORTS SHOWN INCREASED VALUE AS UNDER
LFT
SGOT 43.0 (N VALUE 00-37IU/L)
SGPT 66.0 (N VALUE 00-40IU/L)
RFT TEST
SERUM CREATININE 0.95 (N VALUE 0.7 --- 1.5 MG/DL)
LIPID PROFILE
SERUM TOTAL CHOLESTEROL 252.0 ( N VALUE 125---200MG/DL)
SERUM TRIGLYCERIDES 367.0 ( N VALUE 00--200MG/DL)
VLDL CHOLESTEROL 73.40 (N VALUE 15---45MG/DL)
CHOL/HDL RATIO 5.06
LDL/HDL RATIO 4.89
YESTERDAY I DONE MY BLOOD TEST (LFT, RFT, LIPID PROFILE) . REPORTS SHOWN INCREASED VALUE AS UNDER
LFT
SGOT 43.0 (N VALUE 00-37IU/L)
SGPT 66.0 (N VALUE 00-40IU/L)
RFT TEST
SERUM CREATININE 0.95 (N VALUE 0.7 --- 1.5 MG/DL)
LIPID PROFILE
SERUM TOTAL CHOLESTEROL 252.0 ( N VALUE 125---200MG/DL)
SERUM TRIGLYCERIDES 367.0 ( N VALUE 00--200MG/DL)
VLDL CHOLESTEROL 73.40 (N VALUE 15---45MG/DL)
CHOL/HDL RATIO 5.06
LDL/HDL RATIO 4.89
Mon, 5 Aug 2013
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Welcome to Health Care Magic
The liver enzymes are borderline / no concern / need to repeat after a month – alcohol? drugs?
Lipid profile needs attention. Did you fast for 14 hours? – otherwise triglyceride is not reliable...
Are you a diabetic or hypothyroid?
You need lifestyle changes; diet and exercise / no alcohol or tobacco . maintain weight and so on...
Discuss with your physician
Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
Welcome to Health Care Magic
The liver enzymes are borderline / no concern / need to repeat after a month – alcohol? drugs?
Lipid profile needs attention. Did you fast for 14 hours? – otherwise triglyceride is not reliable...
Are you a diabetic or hypothyroid?
You need lifestyle changes; diet and exercise / no alcohol or tobacco . maintain weight and so on...
Discuss with your physician
Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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Hi, Welcome to HCM.
Based on the information you have given, your liver enzymes are slightly elevated. There are various reasons for this increase, mainly due to liver cell necrosis (injury). This could also be the reason for the increase in lipid levels. Before considering any medications, I will advise that you consult your primary physician for the increase in liver enzymes and lipid levels as any drugs without thorough clinical evaluation of your condition will have further adverse effects on your liver function.
Hope this helps.
Based on the information you have given, your liver enzymes are slightly elevated. There are various reasons for this increase, mainly due to liver cell necrosis (injury). This could also be the reason for the increase in lipid levels. Before considering any medications, I will advise that you consult your primary physician for the increase in liver enzymes and lipid levels as any drugs without thorough clinical evaluation of your condition will have further adverse effects on your liver function.
Hope this helps.
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