What does it mean when your Lipoprotein(a) is high?
Dr Ravi Assomull discusses the implications of having high Lipoprotein(a) and how it can increase the risk of serious cardiovascular conditions such as heart attacks, strokes, and early onset aortic stenosis.
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Transcript
If you have a high lipoprotein A or LP it increases your risk of cardiovascular disease including heart attacks, strokes. It also increases your risk of developing premature valve disease, specifically a condition called aortic stenosis.
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Who should have Lipoprotein(a) checked?
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What should my Lipoprotein(a) level be?
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What causes Lipoprotein(a) to go up?
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How is high Lipoprotein(a) diagnosed?
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How often should I be monitored if I have high Lipoprotein(a) levels?
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What is the best way to lower Lipoprotein(a)?