What are the correcdt levels of Cholestrol,HDL.LDL and Triglycerides?

By admin · Tuesday, April 28th, 2009


Serum Cholesterol 130 to 250 mg%
HDL 30 – 70 mg%
LDL 92- 148mg%
VLDL 10 – 30 mg%
Ratio chlesterol:HDL 5.1 :1
LDL:HDL 3.1:1
Triglyceride 55–147 mg%

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By Shannon R on April 28th, 2009 at 9:51 pm

I use WebMD to find info though there are many levels. They also have links to articles & studies so you can see why different reports say what they do. Generically you want your good cholesterol to be above 40 at least your bad under 100 & the other I ignore so I refer you to webmd. Your Dr. will tell you what is right for you. My other half has "normal" bad cholesterol but still has to take a cholesterol lowering medication because his "good" cholesterol is too low. (meaning his bad cholesterol will get out of control if left untreated) He has a heart condition so it's better for him. So his number isn't bad but it still needs help. Check the guides but let your Dr. guide you. Good luck!
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By Dr wacko on April 28th, 2009 at 9:58 pm

Serum Cholesterol 130 to 250 mg%
HDL 30 – 70 mg%
LDL 92- 148mg%
VLDL 10 – 30 mg%
Ratio chlesterol:HDL 5.1 :1
LDL:HDL 3.1:1
Triglyceride 55–147 mg%
References :
see any Medical lab technology book or any text book of Medicine

By whatson e on April 28th, 2009 at 10:16 pm

We advise you to visit this site:<Br><a href="http://www.loweringcholesterollevel.com/Cholesterol-guidelines.html"><i></i> Cholesterol guidelines</a><Br>
LDL< 100mg/dl optimal
HDL> 39 mg/dl
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