Question 1

what are the tests for hyperlipoproteinemia?

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Fasting blood lipids: The starting point is testing for fasting blood lipids, namely, total cholesterol, HDL and triglycerides.  If one or more are abnormal, additional testing may be done to refine the abnormality and determine the cause.

Question 2

what are the symptoms of hyperlipoproteinemia?

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Depends on type: There six types of hyperlipoproteinemias, five major types with two subtypes of type 2.  Each has different etiology and presenting features.  Some cause severe vascular disease starting in childhood, others may cause pancreatitis, some cause skin deposits of fat, xanthomas, some may be asymptomatic.  There may be the symptoms of associated diseases, e.g., diabetes, thyroid deficiency etc.

Question 3

i've developed hyperlipoproteinemia. what should i be watching out for in the future?

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Health problems: It depends on the type of hyperlipoproteinemia.  Most such disorders are associated with high cholesterol and increase the risk of cardiovascular disease.  You should see your doctor to implement life style changes and may be medications to try to prevent damage to blood vessels and organs.

Question 4

what is the treatment for hyperlipoproteinemia?

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Depends on type: Depending on the type of lipid disorder the treatment varies.  General instructions are to reduce intake of saturated fats and carbohydrates, reduce weight, and increase physical activity.  The first line drugs are statins and others may be added depending on the results. Contorl of diabetes, thyroid deficiency or any other underlying illness is also essential.

Question 5

for someone with hyperlipoproteinemia, will plasma donation reduce serum lipoprotein a level?

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: Maybe transiently. People with this problem have a genetic "set point" like the thermostat on your AC that tells the body what level of this material is right for a particular patient. I would be surprised if any reputable plasma center would accept a donation from someone with this problem.

Question 6

cause low sexdrive?

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Many things: There are many things that could cause low sex drive; a great many are psychological.  Alternatively, low testosterone could impact libido, as well as a number of medications.

Question 7

what causes low immunity?

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Immune System Defect: There are different areas of our immune system the helps us fight off viruses, bacteria and/or yeasts and molds. Defects or weaknesses in these areas can be genetic or acquired. severe or mild, transcient or permanent. Depending on the defect, will depend on which is the best treatment. You need an immune system evaluation by an immunologist if you are having problems with too many infections.

Question 8

what causes me to bed wet?

Accepted Answer

: You do not provide medical history and more details about your problem so it's difficult to figure out the etiology. You should read this link and see it it helps - https://www.beaumont.org/conditions/enuresis. Good luck!

Question 9

what is the cause of malaise?

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Malaise: Is a feeling of general discomfort or uneasiness or not well (out of sorts). It is non-specific symptom caused by emotions (vasovagal response), hunger (low sugar), infection, heart disease, tumors, vascular illness, etc.

Question 10

what is a cause of sorethrot?

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Sore throat : Sore throats are mostly caused by bacteria , virus sometimes by a fungus too . Viral sore throats get better by themselves . Bacterial sore throat esp one caused by streptococcus bacteria if not treated can affect heart and kidneys resulting in long term complications. It's safer to get throats swabs done to confirm the cause of sore throat.

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