Hi and thanks for your feedback!
I'm happy you feel my numbers are good! Would you say, even with HDL where it is, I'm still relatively low risk overall?
For some reason, HDL has always been low for me (though my hope is antioxidants and things like the aged garlic can help make up for any lower HDL numbers for the time being and keep my cardiovascular system clear). Is there anything, aside from not smoking, eating well, drinking moderately, and exercising regularly, I can do to boost HDL? Could the reason mine tends to be low be genetic?
And from the sounds of things, you aren't too concerned about the various particle sizes being in the risky ranges since total cholesterol and LDL are good?
As far as Lyme, I've already had the followup bloodwork and am waiting for the results. The initial test was prompted because I've had random bodywide twitching since late 2013 that has yet to be explained (but also improved greatly from when it first started). That was my only symptom, and Lyme was a shot in the dark at a possible explanation - my doctor was quite surprised that initial test came back positive.
Thanks again for your help!

Thank you for the clarification.
I do hope my HDL will raise and my particle sizes will be modified, but I recall even from years ago (though I am living much more healthily now) HDL has always been low (I think this is the first time they've looked at particle size). I've also been exercising and eating more healthily for a while now, so these numbers should reflect some of that, but I will continue to try to improve.
Assume for the moment these levels (including current LDL, HDL, Triglycerides, pattern B, and particle sizes) stay where they're at. Would you say, overall, my risk is low, medium, or high when we take everything in aggregate?
I have mixed feelings about going on something like statins, but I can talk to my doctor. I'd prefer to keep my risk low as naturally as possible.
Thanks!