Lipikind-F Tablet Health Feed

A statin medication can be prescribed to lower cholesterol and triglycerides in the blood. Other medication can be used as a blood thinner along with them.
If still in doubt, you may discuss your complete medical history over a call to get a right and effective medical advice.
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No it may not be.
Better take homoeopathic treatment.
You can consult me at Lybrate for homoeopathic treatment.

There are lots of side effects of statins but if prescribed to you your doctor must have condered about them.
Life style modification (like diet control, regular exercise, weight reduction and maintaining etc) is more important to control it.

Hello from the data it is uncertain whether your blood sugar is under control or not. Triglyceride level is too high it can lead to pancreatitis, hence start immediately on atorvastatin plus fenofibrate tablets. Simultaneously you have to have strict blood sugar control. Also inform about hba1c level.

Change in life style,
walk 3km /day
no tea
then stop tablet, rpt lipid profile after one month.
Please consult online at private question.

1.You may be having anxiety or stress. Avoid stress.
2.You need 7-8 hours of sound sleep to remain healthy.
3.Go for regular exercise, Take part in games and sports,
4.Do yoga, meditation and deep breathing exercise like pranayama to calm your mind, control your emotion, relieve anxiety and improve concentration.
5.Adhere to a specific sleep time and regular schedule
6.Take light dinner.
7.Avoid taking tea/coffee at bed time. Have a glass of warm milk at bed time
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Avoid high protein diet avoid oily spicy foods go for walks regularly do yoga and pranayam regularly take salads and fruits more take following homeopath medication cholesterinum
3x
2 tabs three times a day urtica urens q 20 drops in 50 ml water three times a day all for 3 to 6 weeks.

Triglycerides are manufactured in liver from wheat rice potatoes, sugar jaggery fruit and alcohol. Reduce these items. Increase traditional health foods like nuts eggs butter etc Exercise also reduces triglycerides. Suggest you avoid medicines for this.

Rosuvastatin can certainly raise liver enzymes. It is a good medicine though for people with coronary artery disease and offers significant benefits. You can do periodic blood tests for liver enzymes for next 2 months or so, and every 2-3 months thereafter. You should take a combined decision with your cardiologist whether you should continue the drug or stop it.

They can be taken together. However, atorvastatin is not a medicine for high triglycerides. Instead of medicines, try diet for nafls and high triglycerides. Triglycerides are manufactured in liver from alcohol sugar jaggery and starchy foods, reduce these items in diet. Increase traditional health foods like yoghurt cheese nuts eggs butter vegetable etc which are low in glucose. For more information please discuss on phone. Best wishes.