Rokaab
Well-Known Member
So there have been numerous threads where cholesterol has been mentioned and as far as I can tell you need to know the HDL, LDL and trigs to work out the relevant number, however looking at my results on the website my doctors uses I think I've only found HDL, non-high DL (rather than low), a ratio and a total, so was hoping someone could tell me if trigs or actual LDL are needed, can I work stuff out from using the non-HDL instead?
Noting that what they told me last time was that my cholesterol was 3.2 so they are happy with it, so I'm just asking out of pure curiosity.
The list of results I have (from the last tests I had)
Serum HDL cholesterol level = 1.69 - this looks like the HDL value
Serum non high density lipoprotein cholesterol level = 1.5 - I think this is non-HDL
Serum cholesterol/HDL ratio = 1.9 - this looks like total/HDL (3.2/1.69)
Serum cholesterol = 3.2 - this just looks like they added HDL to Non-HDL
Noting that what they told me last time was that my cholesterol was 3.2 so they are happy with it, so I'm just asking out of pure curiosity.
The list of results I have (from the last tests I had)
Serum HDL cholesterol level = 1.69 - this looks like the HDL value
Serum non high density lipoprotein cholesterol level = 1.5 - I think this is non-HDL
Serum cholesterol/HDL ratio = 1.9 - this looks like total/HDL (3.2/1.69)
Serum cholesterol = 3.2 - this just looks like they added HDL to Non-HDL