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What Does This Lipid Profile Test Report Indicate?
Dear sir.
my lipid profile is as follows:
total cholestrol 229 mg/dl
HDL = 35
LDL Direct = 160
Triglycerides = 235
TC/ HDL = 6.5
other results
Hs CRP = 1.28 mg/l
apo-A1 = 117 mg/ dl
Apo B = 131 mg/dl
SGPT = 45.5
LP (A)= 10
25-OH Vitamin D( Total) = 19.7ng/ml
HbA1c= 5.5
I am 39 years old and have been advised Lipikind for 6 months. I started having BP for about a month and am on a diet control
plz guide if there is some complications or i need a chsnge in medicine
my lipid profile is as follows:
total cholestrol 229 mg/dl
HDL = 35
LDL Direct = 160
Triglycerides = 235
TC/ HDL = 6.5
other results
Hs CRP = 1.28 mg/l
apo-A1 = 117 mg/ dl
Apo B = 131 mg/dl
SGPT = 45.5
LP (A)= 10
25-OH Vitamin D( Total) = 19.7ng/ml
HbA1c= 5.5
I am 39 years old and have been advised Lipikind for 6 months. I started having BP for about a month and am on a diet control
plz guide if there is some complications or i need a chsnge in medicine
Fri, 11 Dec 2015
Hi.Welcome to HEALTHCARE MAGIC..
I have gone through your query and can understand your concern.
In simple words, LDL is a bad cholesterol & HDL is good cholesterol. Your LDL level is 160 & is high. Your HDL is 34 & this is lower than normal. Triglycerides in you are also high. These both means that there is an increased risk of heart disease in you.
You are advised to taking cholesterol controlling medicines such as statins. Dietary management of cholesterol is also advised. Consumption of cholesterol & saturated fats should be lowered. Intake of fibers in diet should also be increased.
Your other tests such as Hs CRP, SGPT , HbA1c, etc are normal & are insignificant.
Refer to your physician
Hope this information helps
I have gone through your query and can understand your concern.
In simple words, LDL is a bad cholesterol & HDL is good cholesterol. Your LDL level is 160 & is high. Your HDL is 34 & this is lower than normal. Triglycerides in you are also high. These both means that there is an increased risk of heart disease in you.
You are advised to taking cholesterol controlling medicines such as statins. Dietary management of cholesterol is also advised. Consumption of cholesterol & saturated fats should be lowered. Intake of fibers in diet should also be increased.
Your other tests such as Hs CRP, SGPT , HbA1c, etc are normal & are insignificant.
Refer to your physician
Hope this information helps
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