Polysomnography Questions

Borderline levels are between 150-200 mg/dl. High levels of triglycerides (greater than 200 mg/dl) are associated with an increased risk of atherosclerosis
its better to consult doctor.

total lipid profile should be assessed by local doctor instead of getting help from lots of doctors and get confused.

Chronic Cough lasting more than a month not associated with any other physical complaint is most likely an allergic Cough. Most common allergens are dust, cold air, dry air, animal fur, bird droppings, moulds etc.

If u have Weight loss, Fever , Blood in Cough, Sweating etc...it is suggestive of Infection....most likely TB.

Act wisely.

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Avoid Oily and Spicy Food

U should go for MRI as ur tsh levels r very high.
It may be because of pituitary adenoma.
I have to increase your thyronorm to 100 gradually.
Triglycerides should be taken into account.

You have dust allergy and need to avoid exposure by using a mask. Besides, you will have secondary infection and sputum culture and sputum afb test is to be done and then plan treatment.

You need to do certain tests to find out. Like cbc, x-ray chest and then mri or ct scan. If weight loss is there inspite of eating well n no other disease then you should not delay.

It depends on your blood level of ca, p,alkpo4 & vit d.if they are with in in normal range, then you can take maintenance dose.

Consult doctor for chronic cough- rule out Asthma/ gastroesophageal reflux disease/ associated sinusitis. Relevant investigations .CXRAY / Serum IgE/ Lung function test. Take care .thanks.

You have allergic nose block and take antihistamine Levocet You may have to take antibiotic for cough