Q. Do I have sinus bradycardia based on the reports?

Hi doctor,

I am 57 years old female. I am doing my annual health check-up for last three years. Below are some variation in my report this year, with respect to normal range. Could you please share your advice regarding this:

1. E.C.G - Sinus Bradycardia (except this normal study. Same is there in the report for last three years).
2. Stool routine: mucus and vegetable cells found.
3. Glucose fasting 102 mg/dl this year, 105 mg/dl last year, and 103 mg/dl two years back. Glucose pp is within normal range.
4. HDL cholesterol: 39 mg/dl (it is always below the normal range for last three years)
5. Cholesterol HDL ratio: 2.9 6. Bilirubin - 1.2 mg/dl.
6. SGPT or ALT - 36 U/L (last year it was 41 U/L).
7. Prolactin - 3.55 ng/ml.
8. Neutrophils - 64 % (61 % last year).
9. MCHC - 32.3 gm/dl.
10. ESR, EDTA whole blood - first hour : 21 mm/hr (32 mm/hr last year).
11. Urine routine: Specific gravity - 1.010, protein trace found, a scanty microorganism found.

I had a right ovarian cyst removal two years back. Also, when I had my health check-up in the same year, I had an elevated LDL cholesterol and triglycerides, so I take cholesterol medicine (Rosuvas 10) and also Stamlo 2.5 (to control blood pressure), Also TSH was 8.4 microIU/ml, so I take Eltroxin 25 and half of 12.5. My main concern is sinus bradycardia (heart rate is 54 bpm). Do I need to worry about this?

Thank you doctor,

I did an echocardiography, I have attached the screenshot of the report. It is mentioned there that, I have mild concentric hypertrophy in LV.

Could you please share your comment on this. Is there any special diet or medicine or exercise to reduce this?