Triglyceride 4.7 Is it serious?

Triglyceride is a component of lipids. The lipid composition is complex. In addition to triglycerides, it also includes cholesterol, fatty acids, phospholipids and other small amounts of lipids. Triglyceride is the main component of lipids. When blood lipids are checked clinically, triglycerides will be found. The normal reference value of triglycerides is 0.45-1.7mmol/L. If the triglyceride level is 1.7-2.26mmol/L, it is called a critical high level. If it is greater than or equal to 2.27mmol/L, it becomes a high level. If the triglyceride exceeds 11.3mmol/L, it is called an extremely high level. If the triglyceride is at a critical high level or a high level, it is easy to cause atherosclerosis and easily show cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. If it is at an extremely high level, that is, exceeding 11.3mmol/L, it is easy to show acute pancreatitis. Triglyceride is at a high level of 4.7mmol/L, which should be serious. Lipid-lowering treatment is recommended. Triglyceride level can be controlled by improving bad living habits, light diet and drugs.