Lægsta ApoB gildi er ekki sjálfkrafa ástæða fyrir lyfjameðferð, en það getur verið þýðingarmikið þegar LDL-C virðist viðunandi. Næsta skref fer eftir hjarta- og æðasjúkdómahættu þinni, þríglýseríðum, fjölskyldusögu og hvort niðurstaðan er viðvarandi.
- Jaðra ApoB þýðir venjulega um 90-129 mg/dL (0,90-1,29 g/L), en rannsóknastofur nota ekki eina alhliða flokk.
- Áhættuflokkur skiptir máli þar sem evrópsk markmið eru undir 100 mg/dL fyrir miðlungs áhættu, undir 80 mg/dL fyrir mikla áhættu og undir 65 mg/dL fyrir sjúklinga með mjög mikla áhættu.
- ApoB 130 mg/dL eða hærra er AHA/ACC áhættuaukandi þáttur, sérstaklega þegar þríglýseríð eru 200 mg/dL eða hærri.
- LDL ósamræmi kemur fram þegar LDL-C er viðunandi en ApoB er hátt, oft með insúlínviðnámi, hærri þríglýseríðum eða litlum kólesteróllítlum LDL agnum.
- Meðferðarmörk er ekki eitt ApoB gildi; læknar vega aldur, blóðþrýsting, sykursýki, reykingar, nýrnasjúkdóma,myndgreiningu og lífaldursáhættu.
- Endurtekt eftir 8-12 vikur er skynsamlegt þegar jaðra niðurstaða fylgir veikindi, meiriháttar breyting á mataræði, þyngdaraukningu, eða aukning á þríglýseríðum án föstu.
- Lp(a) próf einu sinni á fullorðinsárum og fjölskyldusaga geta breytt þýðingu vægt hækkaðs ApoB.
- Lífsstílsumræður getur lækkað ApoB, en arfgengir LDL-viðtakagallar og staðfest hjarta- og æðasjúkdómur krefjast oft lyfja líka.
Hvað lág ApoB gildi þýðir í reynd
Reynslufræðileg ApoB merking er einföld: talan er ekki túlkuð eingöngu út frá viðmiðunarbilum í þýðinu; hún er metin út frá ögnamarkmiðinu sem hentar þínu hjarta- og æðasjúkdómsáhættu. ApoB upp á 105 mg/dL getur verið hæfilegt lífsstílsmarkmið fyrir 32 ára einstakling með litla áhættu, en samt yfir markmiði fyrir einstakling með sykursýki, langvarandi nýrnasjúkdóm eða fyrri kransæðasjúkdóm.
Apolipoprotein B, eða ApoB, er til staðar einu sinni á hverri æðakölkunarögn, þar á meðal LDL, IDL, VLDL leifar og lípóprótein(a). Sýnisuppmæling á ApoB metur því fjölda agna sem geta farið inn í og orðið eftir í slagæðaveggjum; hún mælir ekki hversu mikið kólesteról hver ögn ber. Kantesti AI er greiningartæki fyrir blóðprufur sem notar gervigreind og les ApoB ásamt LDL-C, non-HDL-C, þríglýseríðum, glúkósa og nýrnastofnmerkjum frekar en að meðhöndla eitt merki sem greiningu.
Niðurstaða merkt “reyndarfræðileg” af rannsóknarstofu getur verið villandi vegna þess að efri viðmiðunarmörk rannsóknarstofunnar endurspegla oft dreifingu hjá þeim sem prófaðir voru, ekki hugsjón markmið um forvarnir. Í klínískri vinnu minni hef ég séð sjúklinga róaða af ApoB 112 mg/dL vegna þess að það var nálægt viðmiðunarsviðinu á rannsóknarstofu, þrátt fyrir sykursýki og kransæða kalkskor sem gerði ApoB markmið undir 70 mg/dL meira viðeigandi.
ApoB veldur ekki brjóstverkjum, mæði eða þreytu við 105 mg/dL. Það er uppsöfnuð útsetningarmælir: ár langan tíma með fleiri ApoB-innihaldandi agnir skapa meiri tækifæri fyrir agnir til að fara í gegnum æðavegginn. Sú langa tímalína er ástæðan fyrir því að reyndarfræðileg LDL niðurstaða og reyndarfræðileg ApoB geta verið athyglisverð löngu áður en einkenni koma fram.
Hvers vegna ApoB getur verið hátt þegar LDL kólesteról lítur vel út
ApoB getur verið hækkað þrátt fyrir eðlilegt LDL-C vegna þess að LDL-C mælir kólesterólmagn, en ApoB mælir fjölda agna. Agnir með lítið af kólesteróli geta gefið villandi hóflega LDL-C með meiri styrk af ApoB en vænst var.
LDL-C 100 mg/dL og ApoB 120 mg/dL er ósamstætt mynstur sem oft bendir til stærri fjölda minni, kólesteról-lítið agna. Þetta mynstur er algengara þegar þríglýseríð eru hækkuð, HDL-C er lágt, mittismál er aukið, eða fastandi glúkósi er að hækka. Það er ekki sönnun fyrir insúlínviðnámi, en það er gagnleg hvatning til að skoða allt efnaskiptamynstur.
Hagnýt ástæða þessarar mikilvægi er líkamleg: hver ApoB ögn hefur möguleika á að festast undir slagæðaþelinu. Ögnfesting, ekki bara kólesterólmagn á venjulegri fituskýrslu, hefur upphaf æðakölkunarferlisins. Sniderman og samstarfsmenn héldu því fram í endurskoðun frá 2011 að ApoB endurspeglaði betur heildaruppsafnaða æðakölkunaragnamagn þegar kólesterólinnihald og magn agna stangast á (Sniderman et al., 2011).
Þegar ég, Thomas Klein, MD, skoða þetta ósamræmi, athuga ég einnig non-HDL-C, þríglýseríð, HbA1c, blóðþrýsting, mittisþróun, skjaldkirtilsástand, áfengisneyslu og lyf. Hár þríglýseríð mynstur með eðlilegt A1C getur samt opinberað snemma insúlínviðnám áður en sykursýnisskilyrði eru uppfyllt.
ApoB markmið breytast með hjarta- og æðasjúkdómahættu
Algeng ApoB markmið eru undir 100 mg/dL fyrir miðlungs áhættu, undir 80 mg/dL fyrir mikla áhættu og undir 65 mg/dL fyrir mjög mikla áhættu sjúklinga. Þetta eru meðferðarmarkmið samkvæmt evrópskum leiðbeiningum, ekki greiningarviðmið sem gilda eins fyrir alla fullorðna.
ESC/EAS dyslipidaemia leiðbeiningar frá 2019 telja upp á aukamarkmið fyrir ApoB upp á minna en 100 mg/dL (1,00 g/L) fyrir miðlungs áhættu, less than 80 mg/dL (0.80 g/L) for high risk, og less than 65 mg/dL (0.65 g/L) for very high risk (Mach et al., 2020). Very-high-risk categories include established atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, certain diabetes profiles with organ damage, and advanced chronic kidney disease.
High risk is not simply “older age.” It can include markedly elevated single risk factors, long-duration diabetes, moderate chronic kidney disease, familial hypercholesterolaemia, or a calculated 10-year risk high enough to change the expected benefit of treatment. A 46-year-old smoker with hypertension and ApoB 108 mg/dL has a different prevention conversation from a nonsmoking 46-year-old with normal blood pressure and the same ApoB.
Kantesti AI is an AI blood test interpretation platform that contextualizes ApoB against recorded conditions and linked markers, but a clinician must confirm risk category, medicines, and family history. Patients with a family history of stroke should bring the relatives’ ages at first event, not only a vague statement that “heart disease runs in the family.”
Er ein þröskuldur fyrir ApoB meðferð?
There is no single ApoB treatment threshold that automatically means medication for everyone. ApoB of 130 mg/dL or higher is considered an AHA/ACC risk-enhancing factor, while treatment decisions still begin with absolute cardiovascular risk and LDL-C or non-HDL-C goals.
2018 AHA/ACC kólesterólleiðbeiningin skilgreinir ApoB at least 130 mg/dL as a risk-enhancing factor, especially when triglycerides are at least 200 mg/dL (Grundy et al., 2019). That language matters: a risk enhancer can tip an uncertain statin decision toward treatment; it is not a command to prescribe a drug from one lab value.
For primary prevention, clinicians commonly estimate 10-year risk, then consider lifetime exposure. A 38-year-old with ApoB 118 mg/dL and a strong family history may have a low 10-year score but still face substantial decades-long particle exposure. Conversely, an 82-year-old with ApoB 118 mg/dL may have competing health priorities and a different balance of benefit, burden, and personal preference.
A useful visit question is: “What ApoB goal follows from my risk category, and what reduction would a medication likely provide?” Moderate-intensity statins often lower ApoB by roughly 30-40%, while higher-intensity regimens can lower it by about 45-55%; individual response varies. See our LDL-markmið eftir áhættu for the related cholesterol-based framework.
Áhættuþættir sem gera vægt hækkað ApoB marktækara
A mildly elevated ApoB carries more weight in people with known artery disease, diabetes, chronic kidney disease, smoking exposure, hypertension, or premature family history. The same laboratory value becomes more actionable when several risks travel together.
Prior heart attack, stroke, peripheral artery disease, coronary stenting, or imaging-confirmed plaque places a patient in a prevention category where ApoB targets are typically much lower. In those settings, an ApoB of 90 mg/dL is not borderline in the clinical sense; it is above the commonly used very-high-risk goal of 65 mg/dL. Symptoms such as new chest pressure need immediate clinical evaluation, not an ApoB retest.
Diabetes increases particle-related risk through glycation, remnant particles, and the frequent coexistence of high triglycerides. Chronic kidney disease also shifts risk upward: an eGFR below 60 mL/min/1.73 m² for at least 3 months is a cardiovascular risk modifier, and albuminuria adds further concern. Our guide to stigum langvinns nýrnasjúkdóms útskýrir hvers vegna lesa ætti eGFR og þvag ACR saman.
Smoking and systolic blood pressure can change the decision more than a 5 mg/dL ApoB difference. I advise patients to bring home blood pressure readings, ideally 2 measurements morning and evening for 7 days, because a treated ApoB of 95 mg/dL with persistent pressure near 150/90 mmHg leaves avoidable risk in more than one pathway.
Hvenær ættir þú að endurtaka ApoB próf sem er á jaðrinum?
Repeat ApoB testing after 8-12 weeks is reasonable when the result could change management or when lifestyle or medication changes have begun. ApoB is relatively stable and does not usually need fasting, but triglyceride context often makes a fasting repeat more informative.
ApoB changes less after a single meal than triglycerides, so nonfasting testing is acceptable for many patients. Still, if triglycerides were above 175-200 mg/dL after eating, I often repeat a fasting lipid panel and ApoB after 9-12 hours without calories, water allowed, to clarify the metabolic pattern. Avoid testing during a febrile illness or immediately after major surgery when practical.
Weight loss, a Mediterranean-style dietary change, reduced refined carbohydrate intake, and treatment of hypothyroidism can shift ApoB over weeks rather than days. A meaningful review point is usually 8-12 weeks after a sustained intervention, or 4-12 weeks after starting or changing a lipid-lowering medicine, as reflected in AHA/ACC follow-up practice (Grundy et al., 2019).
Kantesti AI is an AI-powered blood test analysis tool that compares dated reports so a 12 mg/dL ApoB fall is seen alongside changes in triglycerides, LDL-C, liver enzymes, and glucose. Do not chase a 2 mg/dL difference; ordinary biological and assay variation can explain small shifts. Our article on marktækar breytingar á rannsóknarstofu explains why trend interpretation needs context.
Sekúndarorsökir til að athuga áður en þú gerir ráð fyrir að ApoB sé arfgengt
Insulin resistance, hypothyroidism, kidney disease, menopause-related changes, some medicines, and dietary patterns can raise ApoB. A borderline value does not automatically mean a genetic lipid disorder, although family patterns still deserve attention.
Untreated hypothyroidism can raise LDL-C and ApoB by reducing LDL receptor activity. A TSH above the lab range with low free T4 warrants clinical evaluation, while mild subclinical hypothyroidism has a more variable lipid effect. Before calling a result “genetic,” I check whether thyroid results and symptoms fit a reversible contributor; vægan skjaldvakabrest (subclinical hypothyroidism) requires its own risk-based discussion.
Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease, central adiposity, and high refined-carbohydrate intake can increase VLDL particle production and then ApoB. This is one reason triglycerides of 180 mg/dL plus ApoB 115 mg/dL may deserve more attention than an isolated ApoB of 115 mg/dL with triglycerides of 65 mg/dL. Liver enzymes can be normal in MASLD, so a normal ALT does not exclude it.
Certain medications, including some retinoids, corticosteroids, antipsychotics, and HIV therapies, can worsen triglycerides or lipid particles. Pregnancy and the months surrounding menopause also change lipids; a single result should be dated against those events. A menstrual-cycle lipid shift is usually modest but can matter near a treatment boundary.
Hvernig lípóprótein(a) breytir ApoB samtali
Lipoprotein(a), or Lp(a), adds inherited cardiovascular risk and can make an apparently modest ApoB result more consequential. Most major societies advise measuring Lp(a) at least once in adulthood, particularly with premature family cardiovascular disease.
Each Lp(a) particle also contains one ApoB molecule, so a high Lp(a) contributes to total ApoB. Lp(a) is primarily genetically determined and changes little with ordinary diet or exercise. A value of 50 mg/dL eða 125 nmól/L eða hærra is commonly treated as a risk-enhancing level, although mg/dL and nmol/L cannot be converted exactly because particle size varies.
ApoB does not tell you how much of the particle count is Lp(a). That is why someone with borderline ApoB and a parent who had a myocardial infarction at 48 may benefit from one-time Lp(a) measurement, even if LDL-C is only 105 mg/dL. The Lp(a) skimunarleiðbeiningar covers preparation and interpretation limits.
An elevated Lp(a) does not mean that current therapies have failed or that everyone needs the same drug. It means the clinician may aim for lower controllable LDL-C, non-HDL-C, and ApoB exposure. The evidence is strong for risk association but evolving for Lp(a)-specific outcome treatment, so I avoid promising that a single supplement or diet will lower it meaningfully.
Hvenær jaðra ApoB bendir til arfgengrar blóðfitusjúkdóms
Borderline ApoB alone rarely establishes familial hypercholesterolaemia, but a persistent elevation plus premature family events can justify specialist review. LDL-C of 190 mg/dL or higher is the more classic trigger for evaluating familial hypercholesterolaemia.
Familial hypercholesterolaemia often produces markedly elevated LDL-C from early adulthood, tendon changes in some people, and cardiovascular events before age 55 in men or 65 in women. ApoB may be high, but it is not the diagnostic test by itself. A persistent ApoB of 125 mg/dL with LDL-C 135 mg/dL is more often a polygenic or metabolic pattern than classic familial hypercholesterolaemia.
Ask relatives about exact diagnoses and ages: “heart attack at 51,” “bypass at 54,” or “stroke at 49” is clinically useful; “high cholesterol” is less specific. Premature events in first-degree relatives strengthen the case for earlier treatment discussion, especially when Lp(a) is high. ApoE4 results are not a substitute for assessing conventional lipid and vascular risk.
Genetic testing can help when the phenotype is strong, but a negative test does not erase inherited risk. In my experience, the more immediately useful family intervention is often cascade lipid screening: first-degree relatives should have a standard lipid panel, and selected relatives may need ApoB and Lp(a).
Lífstílsbreytingar sem geta lækkað jaðra ApoB
Replacing saturated fats with unsaturated fats, increasing soluble fibre, achieving sustained weight reduction when indicated, and improving glycaemic control can lower ApoB. Lifestyle change is first-line for many lower-risk patients, but the average reduction may be smaller than medication in inherited disorders.
A practical dietary target is 25-30 g of total fibre daily, including roughly 5-10 g of soluble fibre from oats, beans, lentils, barley, fruit, and psyllium. Replacing butter, coconut oil, fatty processed meats, and some baked foods with olive oil, nuts, seeds, fish, and legumes generally lowers LDL-C and ApoB more reliably than simply cutting all dietary fat.
Weight loss of 5-10% can improve triglycerides, insulin resistance, and ApoB in people with excess visceral adiposity, though the ApoB response is individual. Exercise matters even when body weight barely moves: aim for at least 150 minutes weekly of moderate activity plus 2 resistance sessions if medically appropriate. This is prevention, not punishment.
Omega-3 supplements lower triglycerides more consistently than ApoB, and over-the-counter products vary in EPA and DHA content. For triglycerides near 200 mg/dL, see our evidence-based review of omega-3 dosing; do not assume a supplement replaces LDL- or ApoB-lowering treatment when indicated.
Hvenær lyfjameðferð er skynsamleg fyrir jaðra ApoB
Medication can be reasonable for borderline ApoB when total cardiovascular risk is high, plaque is documented, lifestyle efforts do not reach the agreed goal, or an inherited disorder is likely. The decision is shared and should not rest on ApoB alone.
Statins remain the usual first medication because they lower LDL-C, non-HDL-C, and ApoB while reducing cardiovascular events. The 2022 ACC expert consensus emphasizes adding nonstatin therapy when LDL-related targets remain unmet in the appropriate risk group, after checking adherence, tolerance, and secondary causes (Lloyd-Jones et al., 2022). ApoB can help confirm that residual particle burden remains high.
Ezetimibe typically adds a further LDL-C and ApoB reduction when combined with a statin, while PCSK9-directed therapies can produce larger reductions for selected high-risk patients. Choice depends on risk category, pregnancy plans, contraindications, prior side effects, cost and access, and patient preference. A statin-related symptom deserves careful assessment, but stopping treatment permanently after one vague ache is not always necessary.
I often use a three-month plan for lower-risk adults: agree on diet and activity changes, repeat ApoB and lipids, and decide using the trend plus calculated risk. A lipid particle size test may add nuance in select cases, but it usually does not replace ApoB, LDL-C, non-HDL-C, and a careful risk assessment.
Getur kransæðakalkskönnun ákvarðað óvissa ApoB ákvörðun?
A coronary artery calcium scan can refine statin decisions for selected adults aged roughly 40-75 years when ApoB and calculated risk leave genuine uncertainty. It does not replace risk-factor treatment in everyone and is not usually needed for clearly high-risk patients.
A coronary artery calcium score of núlli can support deferring a statin in some intermediate-risk adults, but not automatically in smokers, people with diabetes, or those with a strong premature family history. A score of 100 Agatston units or more, or a score at or above the 75th percentile for age and sex, generally strengthens the case for medication. Radiation exposure is low but real, often around 1 mSv depending on protocol.
Calcium scoring detects calcified plaque, so it can miss earlier noncalcified plaque. That limitation is especially relevant in younger people with a high lifetime burden of ApoB particles; a zero scan at 42 does not grant a lifelong “all clear.” I tell patients that the scan is a decision aid, not a cardiovascular report card.
Kantesti AI interprets ApoB results by integrating reported lipids and longitudinal changes, but imaging decisions belong with a clinician who can judge age, symptoms, pregnancy status, and local test quality. If a scan is being considered, record your recent blood pressure assessment and risk factors first; the scan should answer a specific question.
Spurningar sem þú átt að hafa með þér á ApoB fundinn þinn
The most useful clinician question is: “What ApoB target fits my personal risk, and what evidence would change our plan?” A focused discussion prevents both false reassurance from a borderline flag and unnecessary treatment from a single isolated value.
Bring the complete lipid panel, ApoB units, fasting status, current medicines and supplements, blood pressure readings, HbA1c or fasting glucose, kidney results, and family event ages. Ask whether your LDL-C, non-HDL-C, ApoB, and triglycerides are concordant. A 15-minute visit goes much better when the clinician does not need to reconstruct the last five years from memory.
Ask whether one-time Lp(a) testing, diabetes screening, thyroid testing, urine albumin testing, or coronary calcium imaging would genuinely alter management. Also ask how long you should try lifestyle measures before repeat testing and what minimum change would count as success. A blood test visit summary can help organize dates, values, and questions without replacing medical judgment.
Thomas Klein, MD, recommends writing down any prior medication symptoms with the drug name, dose, timing, location of discomfort, and whether symptoms resolved off treatment. This detail helps distinguish a possible adverse effect from unrelated pain and makes a safe rechallenge or alternative plan more feasible.
Hvað ApoB getur ekki sagt þér og hvenær á að leita bráðrar aðstoðar
ApoB estimates long-term atherosclerotic particle exposure; it cannot diagnose a heart attack, stroke, or the cause of sudden symptoms. New chest pressure, severe shortness of breath, fainting, one-sided weakness, facial droop, or speech difficulty requires emergency assessment regardless of ApoB.
ApoB has no universal “dangerously high tonight” cutoff. Even values above 160 mg/dL usually call for prompt outpatient assessment rather than emergency care if the person is well, whereas acute symptoms demand emergency evaluation even when last year’s ApoB was 70 mg/dL. The distinction between prevention testing and emergency diagnosis is crucial.
Assay methods and units vary. ApoB may be reported in mg/dL or g/L, where 100 mg/dL equals 1.00 g/L; compare results only after confirming units and preferably use the same laboratory for trend testing. Very high triglycerides, severe systemic illness, and unusual lipoprotein disorders can complicate interpretation, although ApoB is generally analytically dependable.
Kantesti AI uses structured result extraction and flags patterns for follow-up rather than prescribing treatment. Our , vegna þess að describe the role of quality checks, while the Læknisfræðileg ráðgjafarnefnd supports clinician-led safety oversight. The bottom line is calm but clear: borderline ApoB is a prevention conversation, not a verdict.
Algengar spurningar
Er ApoB 100 talið hátt?
An ApoB of 100 mg/dL (1.00 g/L) is not universally high, but it is above the commonly used goal for people at high or very high cardiovascular risk. European guidance uses ApoB goals below 100 mg/dL for moderate risk, below 80 mg/dL for high risk, and below 65 mg/dL for very high risk. For a younger adult without diabetes, smoking, hypertension, kidney disease, or premature family history, 100 mg/dL often leads to lifestyle review and follow-up rather than immediate medication. For someone with established coronary disease, 100 mg/dL is usually above the prevention target.
Hvað þýðir örlítið hækkað ApoB?
A slightly elevated ApoB means there are more atherogenic lipoprotein particles than ideal for the person’s risk category, even if LDL cholesterol looks acceptable. ApoB between about 100 and 129 mg/dL often reflects a modest particle excess, but the clinical meaning changes with diabetes, blood pressure, smoking, kidney function, triglycerides, Lp(a), and family history. ApoB of 130 mg/dL or higher is an AHA/ACC risk-enhancing factor, particularly when triglycerides are 200 mg/dL or higher. A repeat measurement after 8-12 weeks can clarify whether the pattern persists.
Ætti ég að taka statín fyrir landamæra ApoB?
A borderline ApoB result alone does not mean everyone should take a statin. Statin treatment is more likely to be appropriate when ApoB remains above the risk-specific target, when calculated cardiovascular risk is elevated, when plaque or coronary calcium is present, or when diabetes, chronic kidney disease, smoking, or strong family history raises baseline risk. Moderate-intensity statins commonly lower ApoB by roughly 30-40%, while higher-intensity therapy can reduce it by about 45-55%. A clinician should review pregnancy plans, other medicines, liver history, prior side effects, and your preferred prevention strategy before prescribing.
Getur ApoB verið hátt með eðlilegu LDL kólesteróli?
Yes. ApoB can be high with normal LDL-C because LDL-C measures the amount of cholesterol in LDL particles, while ApoB estimates the number of atherogenic particles. A person can have many smaller cholesterol-poor LDL and remnant particles, producing LDL-C near 100 mg/dL but ApoB above 110 or 120 mg/dL. This discordance is more common with triglycerides above 150 mg/dL, low HDL-C, insulin resistance, and central adiposity. Non-HDL-C, triglycerides, HbA1c, and Lp(a) help explain the pattern.
Þarf ég að fasta fyrir ApoB blóðprufu?
Fasting is not required for ApoB measurement itself because ApoB is less affected by meals than triglycerides. A fasting sample is often useful when triglycerides were elevated on a nonfasting panel, typically above 175-200 mg/dL, because it makes LDL-C and metabolic interpretation clearer. A 9-12 hour calorie-free fast with water is commonly used for a repeat lipid assessment. The same laboratory and a similar testing routine improve comparison over time.
Hversu fljótt getur ApoB batnað með lífsstílsbreytingum?
ApoB can begin to fall within several weeks after sustained dietary, activity, weight, or medication changes, but an 8-12 week retest is usually more useful than testing every few days. Replacing saturated fats with unsaturated fats, increasing soluble fibre toward 5-10 g daily, and losing 5-10% of body weight when appropriate can improve ApoB and triglycerides. The response varies widely, particularly when inherited LDL receptor function is reduced. Medication follow-up is often performed 4-12 weeks after starting or changing therapy.
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