If elderly diabetic patients have dyslipidemia, we can choose some treatment methods, including some non-drug treatment and drug treatment. In non-drug therapy, controlling our daily diet is also a very important link. When we eat in our daily diet, we should try our best to reduce saturated fatty acids. When we ingest cholesterol, we should increase the fiber content in the food we eat, reduce the total calories in the food, and appropriately increase exercise in our lives to lose weight. If you have the habit of smoking or drinking, you must give it up in time and change our lifestyle.

Although lifestyle changes can make the blood lipid content of a few diabetic patients reach a certain normal standard, for most diabetic patients, certain drug treatment is still needed. Although many people are afraid of the side effects caused by medication, some people are unwilling to use medication, but in fact, as long as we choose medication under the reasonable guidance of doctors and regularly test our physical indicators, generally speaking, it is safer to use medication.

Diabetes is one of the main diseases that endanger human health. The dyslipidemia of diabetic patients is significantly higher than that of non-diabetic patients, so we must pay more attention to those diabetic patients in our lives. The main causes of abnormal blood sugar in diabetic patients are the low density of blood protein cholesterol and the excessive TG produced in our body due to insufficient insulin secretion.

Diabetes patients with dyslipidemia have no obvious symptoms. Be sure to go to the hospital for physical examination in time, otherwise it will be discovered after cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events. Therefore, dyslipidemia should be found and treated in time to reduce the occurrence of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events and mortality.