High lipoprotein(a) levels may indicate a state of hypercoagulability, suggesting individuals with high LPA should avoid actions that damage arteries.

“in those who have high LP little-a we might think about this as hypercoagulability meaning don't damage your arteries it's just really important for those people not to smoke not to have lead poisoning not to be in places with high air pollution you know not to be insulin resistant not to do all these things that damage the arteries not to take not to do other things that could interfere with the process of healing wound healing and seds corticosteroids all these things it's it's multi-step process”