Patients with hyperlipidemia can reduce their blood lipids in the following ways:

First, diet control. Avoid high-fat diets, fried foods and nuts; Use less oil when cooking. The diet is light and low in fat and calories.

Second, do exercise. Generally, aerobic exercise can improve blood lipids. At present, aerobic exercise can obviously improve the levels of low density lipoprotein cholesterol, total cholesterol and triglyceride.

Third, rational drug use. Under the supervision and recommendation of the doctor, choose the appropriate hypolipidemic drugs. If patients have low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, or hyperlipidemia with elevated total cholesterol levels, statins are generally recommended, and doctors will set individualized standard values.