The metabolic process refers to the conversion of food and items consumed, such as liquids, into energy, which is then expended for various functions in the body. It should be viewed as an engine that burns calories and oxygen apart from the extraction of nutrients from the food that is important for one to conduct their daily operations.
Having a metabolic syndrome refers to the accumulation of specific health risk factors that increase the risk of diabetes, heart attack, and even stroke, and clearly articulates that one should start making some changes in one’s life.
Pivotal Signs That Should Raise Concern To You
Here’s what one should expect if developing of one has metabolic syndrome:
Excess Fat Accumulation Around the Belly
Belly fat is quite more than a simple nuisance. It happens to be one of the major risk factors for developing great metabolic syndrome.
Increased Blood Pressure
Readings that are above the new 120/80 mm Hg raise a red flag.
Raised Levels Of Glucose In Blood
If the glucose levels in blood after fasting have risen above 100 mg/dL then its likely that someone has developed metabolic syndrome.
Reduced Amount of HDL Cholesterol
Less than 40 mg/dL for men and 50 mg/dL for women is an alarming condition and anything dying at this level should require immediate assistance before things get out of hand.
Severely Increased Levels Of Triglycerides
Levels that terminate at 150 mg/dL or more and still above are worth paying consideration.
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What Can Be Done?
Mishaps, such as the treatment of metabolic syndrome, involve a balanced approach towards diet, exercise, and administration of drugs. This is where the collaboration with a metabolic specialist in Ahmedabad or a dietitian becomes significantly relevant, ensuring a personalized and effective management plan.
Conclusion
If you have been able to observe these warning signs, it is time for you to seek assistance from Dr. Atul J. Shah.
Dr. Atul J. Shah is the Medical Director of the Kaizen Institute of Gastroenterology and has specializations in laparoscopic bariatric and hernia surgeries. Schedule an appointment with Dr. Shah now and begin ‘Your Way to Good Health.
