Recently done a routine blood test and my lipid profile are as below Total Cholestrol - 115mg/dl HDL cholestrol - 56mg/dl LDL cholestrol - 31mg/dl VLDL cholestrol - 28mg/dl cholestrol/HDL ratio- 2.1 Non HDL cholestrol - 59mg/dl Triglycerides - 141mg/dl Is everything normal. Bcaz iam overweight of 98Kg. previously i was 108kg and reduced almost 10kg in a year.
Hello Doctor, my age is 33 and recently i check my cholesterol. Is this high cholesterol? Do i need medicines? Photo is attached
I am attaching my ECG AND ECHO REPORT...please check & let me do i need worry or not... Thanks in advance
Hlo dr, I am feeling left side chest pain or breast pain confused little bit because l upper side of breast ...while at rest the pain comes suddenly at night... I have done ecg and chest xray P. a view 2 months ago the report is attach... Is this pain heart related or gas related... Plz say...
My husband 37 years old. Height 5 feet 6 inches. He has lost ,6 kg after following diet and daily exercise like walking or cycling and surya namaskar. Then now 67.5 kg. Hes been following non oily food, dieting, and walking from 7 months. In February report it showed little decrease. But im June report its showing more. He tries to eat home food only. But why its not decreasing??? Ill attach two reports within 4 months. His both parents dont have cholesterol. He has 5 days a week job. From 10 to 8:30 mostly sitting front of laptop.
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