medicines for reducing triglycerides?
I am heart patient had by pass surgery 50 years old now have 410 triglycerides and SVSDL 84 please write the correct name of medicine I am vegetarian and under strict diet control .Do not smoke or drink any one can advise me by writing the correct medicine please.
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- i dont suggest u to use any medicines to reduceyour tryglycerides count . tryglycerides count has to be no more than a count of 300. i suggest u to do some cardio exercises as the main reson for increse in tryglycerides is increase in cholestrol. Have a garlic every day on empty stomach ( research says having garlic on empty stomach reduces ur cholestrol levels to about 20% in a month) Try having honey and replace sugars with sugarfree. try having green tea with cinnamon power.this reduces ur fat in a very rate and u will find chance in a week.
- Ask the doctor as these have side effects on liver.
- Statin Note: A low fat diet can actually lead to increased trigliceride levels. Abnormally high triglyceride levels are also associated with a number of diseases and conditions, such as cirrhosis (a disease of the liver), underactive thyroid gland(hypothyroidism), diabetes and pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas).
- I know the meds u are asking for..but will not write it down since its a prescription med..y dont u ask ur dr. instead of self help
- Statins do not lower triglycerides. Reducing refined carbohydrates and processed food, and eating whole, natural foods is the safest way to lower triglycerides.
- My Dr. put me on Tricor 145MG for my triglycerides. Mine were 310 then 6 weeks later came down to 115. I would talk it over with your Dr. though because I have had side effects since taking it. Mainly severe constipation, gas and indegestion. If you can get by with lowering it through diet alone I would do it before going on any meds. Mine were fine till I went on a lowfat diet after having two stents put in. The Dr. told me lowfat and low sodium but didn't warn me about avoiding some carbs.
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