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What Treatment Should I Take In Low Density Of Lipoprotein ?

My mother s age is 43 and her cholesterol lebel is 191 mg/dl , triglycerides is 234 mg/dl, cholesterol HDL is 38 mg/dl , cholesterol LDL is 106 mg/dl , CHOL/HDI ratio is 5.0 , LDL/HDL ratio is 2.8 , very low density Lipoprotein is 46.8 mg/dl. Please suggest what should she do?
Fri, 17 Jun 2011
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She needs to stop eating food made of ghee, vanaspati. Stop eating junk food. No samosas, indian sweets, pakoras etc. She should eat fresh fruits and vegetables, more green leafy vegetables as they help to reduce cholesterol. Also she can eat oats, pulses, cereals. She needs to avoid eggs for a while. She can eat fish. Drink plenty of water. She needs to exercise for atleast 40 minutes everyday by brisk walking. She may try this for 2-3 months and get the levels rechecked. But I suggest you ask her to start doing this and also meet the Doctor who may put her on medicines to reduce cholesterol as well.
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What Treatment Should I Take In Low Density Of Lipoprotein ?

Welcome to Healthcare Magic Good Day She needs to stop eating food made of ghee, vanaspati. Stop eating junk food. No samosas, indian sweets, pakoras etc. She should eat fresh fruits and vegetables, more green leafy vegetables as they help to reduce cholesterol. Also she can eat oats, pulses, cereals. She needs to avoid eggs for a while. She can eat fish. Drink plenty of water. She needs to exercise for atleast 40 minutes everyday by brisk walking. She may try this for 2-3 months and get the levels rechecked. But I suggest you ask her to start doing this and also meet the Doctor who may put her on medicines to reduce cholesterol as well.