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My dr read back my ldl levels from around august last year and said they were 120. also i have a slight murmur with some regurgitation. im only 19??
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Stop worrying: It's common for young people to have a little murmur and regurgitation especially if it's the mitral valve. If your physician isn't worried, I wouldn't be either. Ask whether you need to take an antibiotic before dental work. Your physician will be your guide to monitoring cholesterol; at your age with a basically normal cholesterol, you should focus on the hard work of growing up. Best wishes.
Answered 10/15/2017
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Long life: Eat right, get exercise and enjoy your life. Many people have regurgitation. Your LDL will improve with right living. quit worrying and go enjoy your life.
Answered 6/23/2016
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