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162 is high, and it is the number the rest of this panel bends around. On its own it would be one line on a page. Read next to triglycerides at 168 and an HDL of 48, it stops being three separate problems and starts being one, which is also why fixing one of them tends to move the others.
48 is inside the normal range, and that is doing you a favour here. HDL is the one that carries cholesterol back out, so a healthy number takes some of the weight off an LDL of 162. If this one slipped, the same LDL would read a good deal worse.
168 sits over the 150 ceiling, so it is flagged rather than alarming. Triglycerides answer to the week before the draw more than any other number on this sheet, which makes them the usual place to start, and the fastest thing to see move on a retest.
22 is low, and it is not causing the lipid numbers above it. It turns up alongside them often enough that leaving it out would give you half a plan, so the report treats it in the same breath rather than as a separate errand.
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162 mg/dL is high, enough that the number itself is the risk factor rather than a warning.
combination insight · Reads differently alongside your HDL and triglycerides. The full report connects them, the way your doctor would.
You are 62 mg/dL over the ceiling of 100.
It comes down. A little high on its own, but read next to your HDL 48 and triglycerides 168 it is a pattern, not a single number.
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