Suggestions: Many factors can cause the high level of low density lipoprotein, which can be mainly divided into non-pathological factors and pathological factors:

1, non-pathological factors

(1) unbalanced diet and high fat intake.

(2) Smoking and drinking are on the high side.

(3) Excessive and strenuous exercise can significantly increase HDL.

(4) Overweight and obese people are likely to cause high LDL.

2. Pathological factors

(1) Patients with abnormal liver function and hepatitis

(2) Atherosclerosis, hypertension and cardiovascular diseases. Low-density lipoprotein can carry cholesterol into human arterial wall cells. When low-density lipoprotein is higher than normal, excessive cholesterol accumulates on the vascular wall, forming atherosclerosis and even coronary heart disease.