hypothyroid symptoms with high cholesterol
I am a 45 yr. old female living overseas. 5'5" 140. I merely had a physical. My TSH can be Mont Blanc Pens Sydney Price 4.48. Buy Mont Blanc Pen Perth My trans fat is 251 and my Blood is 184. I have Ray Ban Sale Usa several hypothyroid symptoms.
My father has high cholesterol also. I've read that these two things, hypothyroid and high cholesterol can have something connected with each other. My doctor within Eastern Europe said since my Mbt Clearance Sale father has high cholesterol I would not worry about it. Practical goal comfortable with suggestion. I am furthermore post menopausal (1999) on account of surgery. My eating habits are beneficial and I exercise regularly. Could you produce some advice what I should do? Thanks a lot in advance for your help.
Thyroid problems and elevated cholesterol certainly can be (and often are) affiliated. Treatment for hypothyroid won't necessarily, on the other hand, resolve the cholesterol problem, and your numbers are altogether too high, even if you Cheap Tiffany Jewellery Online were premenopausal. That you aren't just makes correcting all this the more important. Your doctor is definitely wrong, there's no way to help to make that look better. Your total bad cholesterol is too high (doctors want to see it at or below 200), and your LDL is too high (the acceptable number was once 130, but now is lower, and also 100 is ideal for someone without any history of heart disease). The fact that the father has elevated cholesterol only makes this much more of a problem, since high cholesterol often runs in families, just as thyroid abnormalities (not always the identical ones, either).
Since you're eating properly and you exercise regularly, it's fairly clear you have Buy Ray Ban Sydney Australia pathologically high cholesterol and very probably should be put Ralph Lauren Polo Blue Australia on a statin drug to get those numbers down to a more healthy range. Up against the old canard, women can, and also do, develop Supra Society Garrett coronary artery disease. You're menopausal, too, so you don't have the protection you might otherwise get. If your doctor feels it is of no consequence you should find another doctor, at the least for management of this problem.
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