Patient's question:
Dad has diabetes and high blood pressure, and he has been taking medication for many years. Today, he went for a follow-up check-up. After coming home, I saw his report indicated severe chyluria and significantly elevated triglycerides. When I asked him about it, he couldn't explain it either. Now, what should we do?Doctor's answer:
If triglycerides increase significantly, this is usually directly related to excessive fatness and low activity in the long-term diet. It is recommended that you consider taking oral medication in a timely manner to lower blood lipids. It is best to spend about three months, and then have an examination in this area. If you are on a diet, you should have an examination. Try to eat less of this large fish. Under normal circumstances, you must pay attention to moderate exercise and actively reduce weight. In daily life, you must pay attention to light diet to prevent the problem of pancreatitis.