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Having a nice high HDL is of course thought to be a good thing from a cardiovascular risk standpoint.
But can HDL ever get TOO high? Is there a point where additional testing (perhaps subfractions?) would be indicated? Would this be particularly true for certain disease states (e.g., lupus)?
What's the highest HDL you've seen in a patient?
But can HDL ever get TOO high? Is there a point where additional testing (perhaps subfractions?) would be indicated? Would this be particularly true for certain disease states (e.g., lupus)?
What's the highest HDL you've seen in a patient?
