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I have 97 fbs, 5.5 a1c, 191 cholesterol, 87 tryglycerides, 67 hdl, 120 ldl, 28 alt, 20 ast, vit d is 15. do i have metabolic syndrome?
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No: Normal sugar, hdl, triglycerides. You didn't say if you have high blood pressure or take blood pressure meds or your waist size but even if that's positive, you still don't meet criteria for metabolic syndrome as of right now.
Answered 3/12/2015
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