This is my blood report. Can I have a cardiac arrest at any moment? Are my results a matter of concern? My report shows Lipoprotein A: 53 mg/dl, HS CRP: 4.3 mg/L, Total Cholesterol: 222 mg/dl, Triglycerides: 212 mg/dl, VLDL Cholesterol: 42.48 mg/dl, Non HDL Cholesterol: 172.2 mg/dl, and TSH: 6.93. I am also hypertensive.

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Dr Rohinipriyanka Pondugula

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Elevated lipoprotein A and CRP with high cholesterol and hypertension increase heart disease risk. While not emergency level, lifestyle changes and medical management are important to prevent complications. See a cardiologist for risk stratification.

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