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What is a healthy cholesterol level?

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What should my cholesterol numbers be if I have diabetes?
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Broadly: LDL under 100 mg/dL for average risk (under 70 with existing heart disease or diabetes), HDL above 40 in men and 50 in women, triglycerides under 150, total under 200. Targets are individualised by overall risk.

answered 2d ago•
Nitin Raghavan
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With diabetes, LDL targets are usually tighter — commonly below 70 mg/dL, and below 55 mg/dL if there is established cardiovascular disease.

answered 2d ago•
Shabana Rizvi
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Triglycerides above 150 with low HDL is a common pattern in insulin resistance and improves considerably with weight loss and glucose control.

answered 2d ago•
Dinesh Acharya

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