The man's triglyceride level is seriously above the normal level, 10 times higher than normal! Health checkup revealed "chylosing blood" that almost led to pancreatitis

The health check-up report found "chylosing blood". What is chylosing blood? How should it be handled? A man in his 40s often went to social venues and drank at least one bottle of whiskey a day. In addition, he had an irregular work and rest schedule. During a health check one day, he was found to have seriously exceeded the triglyceride standard, reaching more than 3000 mg/dl, which was 10 times higher than the normal range. He even had chylosing, which means his blood was full of lipids. Doctors warn that chylomicronemia not only affects health, but may also lead to serious diseases such as pancreatitis.

What is chylomicronemia?

The cause of chylosing is excessively high triglycerides in the blood. Generally, the triglyceride standard in the blood of a healthy person is below 150 mg/dL. If it is between 150 and 199 mg/dL, it is slightly high. When chylosing occurs, the value is likely to exceed 700 mg/dL, and may even be as high as 1000 mg/dL or even 3000 mg/dL.

In addition to the chylosing problem, the man also had other health problems such as high uric acid, poor liver function, chronic fatigue and poor sleep quality. Dr. Wang Desheng, who specializes in preventive medicine, said that after a comprehensive evaluation, in addition to arranging further imaging examinations and related traditional drug treatments, he also provided customized nutritional drips to assist metabolism and allow the body to repair.

Dr. Wang Desheng explained that customized nutritional drips mainly supplement electrolytes, trace elements and vitamins. For example, high doses of vitamin C can enhance antioxidant capacity and regulate physiological functions.

Daily care for high triglycerides

Patients with high triglycerides should be more careful in cold seasons. Dr. Wang Desheng recommends choosing high-quality oils in the diet, consuming less refined sugars and starches, and avoiding heavy-tasting side dishes such as fried foods or high-fat supplements. At the same time, increasing vegetable intake can help gastrointestinal motility and metabolism, and it must be combined with regular exercise and adequate sleep to truly improve health.

Patients with high triglycerides should be more careful in cold seasons. Dr. Wang Desheng recommends choosing high-quality oils in the diet, consuming less refined sugars and starches, and avoiding heavy-tasting side dishes such as fried foods or high-fat supplements. (Photo provided by Dr. Wang Desheng)

Dr. Wang Desheng reminds us that the progression of the disease is often slow. If appropriate medical intervention is taken early and healthy lifestyle habits are maintained, there is a chance to restore physical health and improve the quality of life.