Patient's question:
My child's grandfather had his health check-up this year, and the urine test report showed high triglycerides. He usually loves eating meat, but since the report came out, he has only been eating vegetables. He hasn't felt much discomfort, though occasionally he feels dizzy and lightheaded. Hello, what medicine is used for high triglycerides?Doctor's answer:
If the condition of elevated triglycerides reappears, you can take statin drugs and fenofibrate dispersible tablets orally to alleviate it. Pay attention to avoiding greasy foods in your diet, drink more water, and participate more in outdoor activities. A low-salt, low-fat diet is also recommended. Taking lipid-lowering medication orally is just one method, and maintaining good health in daily life is essential. You can also consume traditional Chinese medicinal herbs like hawthorn and cassia seeds, which are considered both medicine and food, for nourishment.