
TriglyceridesNormal Triglyceride LevelsTriglycerides are other fatty substances often measured at the same time as cholesterol, in order to evaluate cardiac risk. They are also carried in the bloodstream via the lipoprotein, very low density lipoprotein (VLDL). Triglycerides can vary from 50 to over 500 mg/dL. An American Heart Association (AHA) study in 1996 found that men and women with triglyceride levels at or above 100 mg per deciliter of blood were 50 percent more likely to have heart conditions than those with lower triglyceride levels. Triglycerides tend to increase with weight gain and decrease with activity.
Increased levels of cholesterol may be seen in:
Drugs that may increase blood cholesterol levels include:
Abnormally low cholesterol levels may indicate:
Drugs that may decrease blood cholesterol measurements include:
Elevated triglycerides may be seen in the following:
Drugs that may increase blood triglycerides include:
Low triglyceride levels may be seen in the following:
Drugs that may decrease blood triglyceride levels include:
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