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Hdl 31mg low triglyceride s 334mg high cholesterol 209 high..is this bad? please ezplain..
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Lipid Abnormalities: Bad is not a common word we use in medicine. This scenario is a very common type of cholesterol problem. The biggest issues with these numbers are that your lifestyle numbers--the numbers you can change--are all out of whack and putting you in danger. Eating right, exercising correctly and limiting your sugars will lower the triglycerides and raise the hdl. This is vital for you at your age.
Answered 7/29/2016
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