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Triglycerides levels are high
My current triglycerides level is 361 ..Is it sign of any problem what measures i should take to reduce them
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Yes,it is not a good sign. It can cause heart problem.
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Drink more water . Avoid junk sweets fried stuff n consult personally for proper guidance
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Ms. Sharvi Rastogi
Dietitian/Nutritionist
10 yrs exp
Delhi
Sir , it might b a sign of fatty liver as well, we need to work out on ur cholesterol n triglycerides. Eat complex carbohydrates like oats and fibre rich foods with more water intake. Also detoxify ur body regularly. For more information n customised diet plan u may contact me.
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