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Is high cholesterol level can be cured for people of my age?
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No information ??: It depends how high, what ratio (ldl/hdl/triglycerides), and whether you have a family history of similar. If more than 20-30% above normal range, likely diet and exercise will not work without major life changes you may not stick to--so will need to be on medication from the -statin family. Talk to your dr about options.
Answered 2/28/2019
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Cholesterol : High cholesterol is treatable but not 'cured'.
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