What happens if my Lipoproteina levels are high? I've heard there's no complete cure, and it's hard to control. Is it true that those diagnosed with high levels are at a higher risk?

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Thats not true always but why it is at abnormal levels needs evaluation,visit Physician for further evaluation

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What happens if my Lipoproteina levels are high? I've heard there's no complete cure, and it's hard to control. Is it true that those diagnosed with high levels are at a higher risk?

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