Disease analysis: human high-density cholesterol is also high-density lipoprotein. Generally speaking, the normal range of HDL-C is 0.9-2.19 mmol/L (35-85 mddi), which does not exceed this range.

Suggestion: The normal range of LDL-C of low-density cholesterol, that is, low-density lipoprotein, is less than 3.12 mmol/L (120 mg/dl), so if these two abnormalities are considered, the diagnosis of dyslipidemia can be considered.