I recently had my executive health check up. Most of my reports are normal, but my cholesterol level is slightly high. The doctor advised me to exercise regularly and take Razel 10 mg tablet daily after dinner. I have attached my reports for your reference.

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Dr Siri Nallapu

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5+ Yrs

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Mild high cholesterol can often be managed with lifestyle. Razel (rosuvastatin) helps lower LDL. Regular follow up advised.

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