Fasting and Lipoprotein a

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  • Euganke

    8:36 am

    21 Feb 18

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    My brother was just diagnosed with high Lpa levels, my father had his first heart attack aged 40 and he died aged 57 from a brain haemorrhage. My grandfather also died in his 40s from a brain haemorrhage. Were Lpa levels ever tested in reference to fasting? If so, what are the results?

    danielpatrik

    9:11 am

    21 Feb 18

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    Lpa levels do not change in response to normal food intake. Median fasting levels are 17.3mg/dL. The levels are only minimally increased with increasing levels of C-reactive protein (CRP)

    Euganke

    5:47 pm

    21 Feb 18

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    Sorry, I did not understand that reply.

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