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Suggest Alternate Remedy For Control Triglycerides Levels

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I have type 2 diabtes and hba1c 5.9, LDL 10, HDL 41. but triglycerides is 319. i am regulary taking glucoformin 1000xl at night and onglyza 5mg with lipicard 160mg after breakfast from past 9 months. still tri is high. lost wait from 76 to 67 now. please confirm if i have to change my medicines?

posted on Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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Hello,
I understand your concern.
I am Dr. Arun Tank, infectious diseases specialist, answering your query.

In my opinion you should continue the medication.

Medication provided to you was right and need not required to change.

It is good that your weight is reduced. You have to make effort continue to reduce weight further.

To reduce cholesterol and LDL you have to start exercise initially mild exercise is enough and need to start thereafter strong exercise.

Diet control with the mean of low fat diet. High protein diet also helps maintain building block of the body.


I will be happy to answer your further concern, you can ask me on bit.ly/DrArun.
Thank you.
Dr Arun Tank
Infectious diseases specialist.
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Suggest Alternate Remedy For Control Triglycerides Levels

Hello, I understand your concern. I am Dr. Arun Tank, infectious diseases specialist, answering your query. In my opinion you should continue the medication. Medication provided to you was right and need not required to change. It is good that your weight is reduced. You have to make effort continue to reduce weight further. To reduce cholesterol and LDL you have to start exercise initially mild exercise is enough and need to start thereafter strong exercise. Diet control with the mean of low fat diet. High protein diet also helps maintain building block of the body. I will be happy to answer your further concern, you can ask me on bit.ly/DrArun. Thank you. Dr Arun Tank Infectious diseases specialist.