What should I do if I have kidney ptosis and high blood lipid levels?

Patient's question:

I have left kidney ptosis (bent lumbar spine) and high blood lipid levels. My total cholesterol is 4.66 (reference range is 2.33–5.17), triglycerides are 2.06 (reference range is 0.45–1.81), and low-density lipoprotein is 1.30 (reference range is 2.07–3.10).
What should I pay attention to in terms of diet in the future? Which activity is best for exercise?
Past treatment history and effectiveness: Tests, examination results: ?
Explanation from a professional

Doctor's answer:

According to your current condition, this right kidney ptosis generally affects gastrointestinal function and may also lead to a decline in kidney function. It is recommended that you undergo professional urological examination, such as a CT scan or kidney function tests. If it significantly impacts your normal life and work, surgical correction should be considered as a treatment option. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery, a healthy body, and a wonderful life.

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