I want a medicine for high triglycerides. I have a blood report for the same and will upload it as soon as possible.

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Dr Bhanu Prakash

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High triglycerides increase your risk for heart disease. Lifestyle changes like avoiding fried food, sugary items, and alcohol, along with regular exercise, are important. If levels remain high, medicines like statins or fenofibrate may be prescribed.

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