I had DH get his Lipoprotein(a) measured and the result was 41 nmol/L. I want to compare the result to the value given in "Beyond Cholesterol: 7 Life-Saving Heart Disease Test That Your Doctor May Not Give You" but the units in the book are mg/dL.
I googled a conversion program and calculated a value of 11.48 mg/dL. Does that sound right?
14 and below is considered "normal" according to the information in this book written by Dr. Julius Torelli, a board-certified cardiologist.
I googled a conversion program and calculated a value of 11.48 mg/dL. Does that sound right?
14 and below is considered "normal" according to the information in this book written by Dr. Julius Torelli, a board-certified cardiologist.