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281 cholesterol, 201 tg, 61 alt,, 32 ast 179000 platelet, , 14.5 hgb this is my blood test, i am 48 years old man?
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Cholesterol too high: Start with normal: HgB (hemoglobin) & platelets fine--no anemia, blood clotting cells normal. ALT (liver function test) a little high: other liver test (AST) normal. Most consistent with fatty liver/alcohol effect. Elevated TG (triglycerides) consistent with this. Biggest issue:cholesterol (no HDL/good reported). Goal
Answered 10/30/2014
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