Blood lipid disorders

Blood lipid disorders's disease overview

Fatty blood (high blood fat) is a disorder of blood lipid metabolism or increased concentration of blood fats including cholesterol, triglycerides and other ingredients

Blood fat or blood lipid includes many different ingredients including the most important including: cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL-cholesterol (good blood fat) and LDL-Cholesterol (bad blood fat).

Disorders of blood lipids is an abnormal increase in cholesterol and triglyceride and reduces HDL-C in the blood. Lipid disorder is the cause of a series of dangerous diseases such as cardiovascular diseases such as coronary artery disease, myocardial infarction, atherosclerosis, hypertension and the result Patients may have a stroke due to a stroke. In addition, hyperlipidemia also causes acute pancreatitis, if many times become chronic pancreatitis and lead to diabetes complications.

Causes of Blood lipid disorders's disease

Causes of lipid disorders blood include:

Blood lipid disorders due to deposits in the body: Due to the decrease in fat, metabolism of the body's fat deposits. : Psychologists stress, stress, diabetes, enhance the use of lipid reserves in the body, leading to lipid metabolic disorders. Actual grease, fat, alcohol use for a long time causes dyslipidemia.

Symptoms of Blood lipid disorders's disease

Symptoms of blood lipid disorders often manifest unclearly. Common symptoms:

The abnormal signs in the body: sweating, nausea, dizziness, fatigue, shortness, slope .. Skin, no pain, no itching. back. Some patients have a manifestation of peripheral vascular disease such as fingers, toes or numbness, pain. Disable indigestion due to liver, pancreatic affected by blood lipids for a long time. The person has diabetes before.

Diagnostic measures for Blood lipid disorders's disease

When symptoms appear, patients need to see a doctor for necessary treatment.

Measures Diagnosis of blood lipid disorders is important for biochemical tests: quantification of blood fat components (cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL-cholesterol and ldl-cholesterol) to help doctors Consider the condition of the patient, classify and have appropriate treatment.

Blood lipid disorders's disease treatments

Treatment of blood lipid disorders in children: Treatment is mainly with diet and exercise. Only use drugs in the case of patients with metabolic disorders of family nature or gene. The use of the drug should follow the doctor's instructions. medicine. For kidney or liver disease diseases, it is necessary to coordinate the treatment of whole diseases and the treatment of lipid disorders. Less grease, eat less animal organs, flipped eggs, seafood, and used to limit alcohol, work scientifically to help treat blood lipid disorders. Use medication. Because medications for lipid lipid disorders can cause liver enzymes, muscle pattern. Therefore, when metabolic disorders, patients need to go to regular medical examination, test blood biochemistry to check blood lipid indicators and use drugs as directed by the doctor. When taking the drug, it must also be regularly monitored and re -examined periodically. Patients should not abandon blood lipids when diagnosed with dyslipidemia. Because it can cause serious consequences if the blood fat rises for a long time without control. Including extremely dangerous diseases such as myocardial infarction, cerebral vascular accident, acute pancreatitis are the result of hyperlipidemia.

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