Cholesterol Tests (cont.)
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When to Seek Medical Care
You will need to discuss the results of your test with your doctor to understand your risk of heart and vascular disease and to determine if you should change your diet or take medications. It is important to realize that medicines that lower cholesterol definitely reduce the risk of heart disease and are safe if taken and monitored properly.
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Cholesterol Management
Tips to keep it under control.
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