Triglyceride levels are divided into four levels:

Normal level: below 1.76 mmol/L;

Critical high level:1.76 ~ 2.26 mmol/l;

High level: greater than or equal to 2.27 mmol/L;

Extremely high level: over11.3 mmol/L.

Patients with high triglyceride levels are often accompanied by lipid disorders that increase the risk of coronary heart disease, such as familial complex hyperlipidemia and diabetic lipid disorders. Patients whose triglyceride level exceeds 1 1.3 mmol/L have a greatly increased risk of acute pancreatitis.

The blood lipid level of normal people in China is lower than that of Europeans and Americans of corresponding age and sex. The total serum cholesterol level of Chinese adults is about 180mg/dl, which is about 25% ~ 30% lower than the average level in Europe and America (2 10mg/dl).

Extended data

Hypertriglycerids can easily cause "blood thickening" and deposit on the blood vessel wall, gradually forming small plaques. These substances deposited on the wall of blood vessels will gradually expand the area and thickness, make the inner diameter of blood vessels smaller, and slow down the blood flow, thus accelerating the process of blood vessel blockage, and in severe cases, will interrupt the blood flow.

Thrombosis can also be caused by the falling off of the obstruction, which is very serious to the human body. Occurring in the heart can cause coronary heart disease and myocardial infarction; Can cause stroke, stroke; Will cause vision loss and fundus blindness; Occurring in the lower limbs will cause stenosis or occlusion of the arteries of the lower limbs, leading to limb necrosis.

In addition, the hazards of hypertriglyceridemia include hypertension, gallstones, pancreatitis, Alzheimer's disease, male sexual dysfunction and aggravation of hepatitis.

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