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What Is The Meaning Of Mild Pericardial Effusion Shown On Echocardiogram? Should I Worry About High Cholesterol?

Respected Doctor, recently i had TMT done on me which is negative, i also had 2d echo done, the results are mild pericardial effusion, good LV/RV function, diastolic disfunct, no CLOT/MR. EF 67%, also my lipid profile is total cholesterol 135mg /dl, hdl 41, ldl 78, vldl 16, triglycerides 84 ,ratio t.chol/hdl 3.29. i am non-diabetic. what does my echo and tmt suggest .pl reply\ sb nainesh hyderabad india YYYY@YYYY
Wed, 11 Dec 2013
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Hi,
I read your query and I would like to say that you have Pericardial effusion.
This is best treated with NSAI- drugs such as advil, indomethacine ect.
All the other findings are quite normal and you don't need to worry.
If after a month of treatment the pericardial effusion is at the same level or symptoms are the same than you need to do further examinations.
Wish you health!
Dr. Klerida
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What Is The Meaning Of Mild Pericardial Effusion Shown On Echocardiogram? Should I Worry About High Cholesterol?

Hi, I read your query and I would like to say that you have Pericardial effusion. This is best treated with NSAI- drugs such as advil, indomethacine ect. All the other findings are quite normal and you don t need to worry. If after a month of treatment the pericardial effusion is at the same level or symptoms are the same than you need to do further examinations. Wish you health! Dr. Klerida