The blood lipid index triglyceride is 3.2, everything else is normal, it is considered high blood lipid?
Seeing this problem, we should first understand the standard range of triglycerides. Under normal circumstances, when the triglyceride content is lower than 1.76mmol/L, it belongs to the normal range, and when the triglyceride content is higher than 1.76mmol/L, it is low. When the level is 2.26mmol/L, it is called the critical high level. When the triglyceride content is higher than 2.26mmol/L, it is called "hypertriglyceridemia"! In fact, the greatest harm to the human body with high levels of triglycerides is that it is a high-risk factor for coronary heart disease. Therefore, here we use coronary heart disease and other cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and their high-risk factors (such as diabetes, tobacco and alcohol addiction). Etc.) as an example, briefly describe the treatment of "hypertriglyceridemia" in different situations: 1. For people who do not...