Q: Would low HDl levels make you feel fatigued, no enrgy, dizzy and nauteous? By the way my HDL is 35
Hi Hunter,
No, I wouldn't assume a low HDL was the culprit. I recommend working with your physician to determine the cause of your symptoms.
All the best,
Lisa Nelson RD
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Thanks,
I wish my Dr. would figure it out. I been tested on pretty much everything heart, lungs, kidneys, diabetes, anemia, cancer everything except my thyroids have an appointment with a doctor to get that checked.
Thanks again