A few things: Five major players come to mind with a rapid spike in cholesterol. Significant dietary changes, a change in your genetic phenotype (when bad genes catch up to you), certain medications/supplements, hormonal shifts, or lab error. Typically with an unexpected change in lab values it is worthwhile repeating the test or performing a more specific lab test prior to considering how to move forward.
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