My ldl is 94 and my hdl is 47. am i at risk?

Cholesterol: This is an incomplete question. The total amount divided by the HDL is a good ratio to look at. But, these two numbers are both ideal and represent low risk.

Not bad: Those numbers are acceptable, if you have no other risk factors like, high blood pressure, diabetes, smoking, family history of early heart disease.

Lipids: Any lab test should not be interpreted in a vacuum but other factors need to be accounted for. These numbers don't seem so bad, but do you have any other risk factors - diabetes, hypertension, obesity, cigarette smoking, family history e.g. You may want to get a more sophisticated test looking at your lipid particle sizes. As lipid numbers go, though, on the surface these do not put you at risk.