My triglyceride was 280 and cholesterol was 254 on 12 January. I started medicine on 22 January. In the meantime, to submit my annual health checkup record to my company, I did all tests and found my triglyceride is 118 and HDL is 32 normal 40 to 60. The rest of my blood test reports are normal, except SGPT 64 and blood urea and blood urea nitrogen on the lower borderline. I want to know if taking only one week of Rozucor 10 mg caused my cholesterol and triglyceride to decrease, or will they increase again after stopping the medicine?

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Dr Siri Nallapu

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Rapid drop could be a combination of medicine and dietary changes. If stopped, levels may rise again. Continue lifestyle changes.

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