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What Does The Blood Test Reveal?

I've just got my lab analysis, and I'm very worried about them. These weren't regular: Cholesterol: 5,44 (<5,2 mmol/l) VLDL.chol. 0,55 (<0,55 mmol/l) LDL.chol. 3,65 (<3,50 mmol/l) IA. (index atherosclerosis) 2,94 (<3,00) RF. (risk factor) 4,38 (<4,03) S-Na+ 118 (137-145 mmol/l) S-K+ (3,3-5,0 mmol/l) RDQ 11,4% (11,5-14,4) ALT biomerieux 42.9 U/L (<33 U/L) G-GT LIQUICOLOR 48,8 U/L (<31 U/L) I would like to ask you to help me with understanding my blood test. Thank you in advance!
Thu, 25 Sep 2014
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Hello,

Based on your query, my opinion is as follows.
1. All reports are borderline. Your cholesterol mildly elevated with an increased atherosclerosis risk factor.
2. Serum sodium and potassium are within normal limits. ALT and GGT mildly elevated indicating possible alcohol-related liver injury.
3. If you are not an alcoholic, you need to reduce weight, increase exercise, and have a nutritional diet to reduce the further fatty change in the liver. All these are reversible, and requires lifestyle changes for improvement.


Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Prakash H Muddegowda
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What Does The Blood Test Reveal?

Hello, Based on your query, my opinion is as follows. 1. All reports are borderline. Your cholesterol mildly elevated with an increased atherosclerosis risk factor. 2. Serum sodium and potassium are within normal limits. ALT and GGT mildly elevated indicating possible alcohol-related liver injury. 3. If you are not an alcoholic, you need to reduce weight, increase exercise, and have a nutritional diet to reduce the further fatty change in the liver. All these are reversible, and requires lifestyle changes for improvement. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Prakash H Muddegowda