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I am44 years old , female patient.in my last blood test there is trigliserit:217mg/dl cholesterol:204mg/dl hdl cholesterol:33mg/dl vldl cholesterol : 44mg/dl and my insulin is normal but insulin resistance is little bit high (3,47)whatdoyou suggest?

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Dr. Bradford Romans answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

If possible,restrict: diet by reducing simple carbs,fats,and sugar.Move toward ideal body weight.150 min of vigorous exercise a week.After 3 months,see how much the numbers improve.let us know

Answered 6/26/2015

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Discuss w/doctor: This is a complex scenario, and requires much more information and thoughtful consideration than a short answer online forum. Discuss this with your doctor, and don't hesitate to ask questions so the interpretation of your tests and the plan is clear to you. Hope this helps!

Answered 6/27/2015

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Dr. Anita Prakash answered

Specializes in Cardiology

Metabolic syndrome: You have high TG, low HDL and insulin resistance which suggests metabolic syndrome....included in this syndrome is abdominal adiposity and hypertension as well. You need to lose weight in a healthy sustainable way: exercise 4 x/week and portion control of what you eat. With a concerted effort, I suspect your lipid profile will improve. At 26, you owe it to yourself to live heart healthy lifestyl

Answered 7/9/2015

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