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Hi frnds..
I am a 30 year old male. I have pain in my chest & some time B.P goes High (140/90) i am not taking any medicine for blood pressure. Dr. Dignosed the pain as costocondritis. After that i get a lipid profile, i found my total cholesterol is 175, HDL is 34, LDL is 119 , triglyceride is 109 & VLDL is 21. Would sombody tell me if i am at risk of CAD or Heart attack. I am very tens these days due to my health.
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Hello and hope you are doing well.

Irregular heartbeat could indicate rhythm abnormalities. This can be detected by an EKG and if needed holter monitoring. Please check with your doctor.

Hope this helped and do keep us posted.
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Could any body reply me on my last post..? I am waiting.
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Dear Dr. Anitha,
My chest pain is still same as it was brfore. My Dr. Put me on anti-ulcer drugs. (Stelabid & Cinitapride 1mg.) Now a days i m feeling when i climbs stairs sometimes it feels my heart stops for 1 or 2 sec. & then it beats faster. It takes time to get normal. 1 more thing when i goes for stools & if it delays then i feel a strange pressure (not pain) in my chest. It makes me so worry. I never smoke or drink in my life & am just 30 year old then why these problems coming before me. Is it heart related, What should i do..? Plz rply.
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Hello and hope you are doing well.

Please don't worry. Your lipid profile values have improved. If with movement you are getting pain, its is not because of angina or cardiac pain. So, consult an orthopedician for the pain. Follow good lifestyle measures. Try yoga and meditation they have calming effects. And go for long stress free walks.

Hope this helped and do keep us posted.
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I am a tense personality having a lots of burden of family. I have a pain under my right chest rib (2nd from upper) since last two years. Doctor diagnosed it as costochondritis. Somtimes it feels in center of chest & in left chest. My cardiologist says it's not related to heart. 10 months ago i get a lipids test it was-  toatal cholesterol- 274, HDL- 48, LDL-194, Trygliserides-171, VLDL-35. Since then i am on  atorvastatin-20.  Now Recently i went for a lipid profile. My total cholesterol was 175, HDL  34 , LDL  119, TRYGLISERIDES is 109 & VLDL is 21. Since yesterday i am having pain under left collar bone & shoulder, which increases with the movment of  hand & shoulder. My age does not sounds for CAD, But i am very tens due to my health. Plz tell me if i am at risk of CAD or Heart attack. My mail ID is-***@****
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Hello and hope you are doing well.

The goals to be achieved in lipid profile control are:
Total cholesterol - < 200mg/dl
Triglycerides -  35mg/dl
LDL - < 100mg/dl

The other risk factors for coronary artery disease are diabetes, hypertension, cigarette smoking, obesity and a familial tendency to the disease.

Dietary suggestions:
Reduce the total fat content of you diet to <30% of calories. Of which of saturated fat<10% of calories, polyunsaturated fat <10% of calories and mono unsaturated fat <10% of calories. Increased dietary intake of fiber rich foods like oat bran will help. Diet should be rich in antioxidant vitamins found primarily in fruits and vegetables. Reduce energy intake to achieve ideal body weight. Avoid alcohol consumption.

Exercise regularly, it is multi beneficial in that besides helping to lose weight and reduce cholesterol levels, it reduces stress and helps improve blood supply to the heart.

Hope this helped and do keep us posted.
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