We understand.
Healthy eating, exercise, and some medications can help lower triglycerides. But for many people, triglycerides remain dangerously high, raising the risk of heart disease and painful pancreatitis.
If your efforts to lower your very high triglycerides haven’t been enough, THERE MAY BE MORE TO KNOW.
—Inspired by an actual person living with very high triglycerides.“I am trying to be more on top of things so I can thrive, not just survive,
so not being able to lower my very high triglycerides frustrates me.”
Read up on all the ways to lower triglycerides and why for some people, these methods may not be enough.
Actor portrayals; not an actual person with very high triglycerides or a healthcare professional.
If you have very high triglycerides (500 mg/dL or above), it’s really important to work with your doctor to make a plan. Bring this guide to your next appointment to help you ask the right questions and make the most of your conversation.
Actor portrayals; not actual people with very high triglycerides.
Familial chylomicronemia syndrome (FCS) is a rare genetic condition that can make your triglyceride levels extremely high (880 mg/dL or higher). Knowing whether you have FCS can make a big difference in how you manage your triglyceride levels.
