I am a 40-year-old man taking Telma 40mg daily for high blood pressure (which is now well-controlled), but my recent routine tests show very high triglycerides (over 500 mg/dL), high cholesterol, low "good" cholesterol, high uric acid, borderline kidney function, and slightly elevated liver enzymes; what are the recommended next steps or treatments for managing my abnormal blood fats, high uric acid, and slightly abnormal liver tests? | Apollo Pharmacy

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I am a 40-year-old man taking Telma 40mg daily for high blood pressure (which is now well-controlled), but my recent routine tests show very high triglycerides (over 500 mg/dL), high cholesterol, low "good" cholesterol, high uric acid, borderline kidney function, and slightly elevated liver enzymes; what are the recommended next steps or treatments for managing my abnormal blood fats, high uric acid, and slightly abnormal liver tests?

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I am a 40-year-old man taking Telma 40mg daily for high blood pressure (which is now well-controlled), but my recent routine tests show very high triglycerides (over 500 mg/dL), high cholesterol, low "good" cholesterol, high uric acid, borderline kidney function, and slightly elevated liver enzymes; what are the recommended next steps or treatments for managing my abnormal blood fats, high uric acid, and slightly abnormal liver tests?

Asked by Male, 39 · 21 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

21 days ago

Your blood pressure is well-controlled on Telma (telmisartan). To address your triglycerides over 500 mg/dL and high uric acid, the first step is lifestyle adjustments, such as reducing refined carbohydrates, avoiding alcohol, and staying well-hydrated. Because your liver enzymes and kidney markers are slightly elevated, your doctor will carefully choose any new treatments. They may consider generic medications like fibrates or prescription-strength omega-3 fatty acids, which help lower triglycerides safely. Please consult your physician to review these results together; they can safely tailor a plan that protects your heart, kidneys, and liver without placing extra stress on your body.

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I am a 40-year-old man taking Telma 40mg daily for high blood pressure (which is now well-controlled), but my recent routine tests show very high triglycerides (over 500 mg/dL), high cholesterol, low "good" cholesterol, high uric acid, borderline kidney function, and slightly elevated liver enzymes; what are the recommended next steps or treatments for managing my abnormal blood fats, high uric acid, and slightly abnormal liver tests?

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