health:hypertriglyceridemia
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| + | The level of triglycerides in our blood usually increases with age, but risk factors that increase the likelihood of the triglyceride level becoming too high include the following: | ||
| + | Lifestyle: | ||
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| + | Overweight or obesity | ||
| + | Excess alcohol intake | ||
| + | Lack of physical activity | ||
| + | Inherited disorders | ||
| + | Pregnancy | ||
| + | Type 2 diabetes | ||
| + | Metabolic syndrome | ||
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| + | Medications: | ||
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| + | Thiazide diuretics | ||
| + | Beta-blockers | ||
| + | Protease inhibitors for HIV | ||
| + | Some cholesterol-lowering drugs | ||
| + | Estrogen therapy | ||
| + | Isotretinoin for acne | ||
| + | Immunosuppressants | ||
| + | Corticosteroids | ||
| + | Some antipsychotics | ||
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| + | The most common reasons for hypertriglyceridemia developing are obesity, lack of physical activity, type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome and familial hyperlipidemia, | ||
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