If the patient’s blood lipids suggest that the patient’s total cholesterol is high, it is considered that the patient has the possibility of hyperlipidemia, which may be combined with the elevation of triglycerides and other related indexes. It is recommended that the patient undergoes ultrasound of the upper abdomen to observe whether there is fatty liver. For mild fatty liver combined with hyperlipidemia, it is recommended that patients change their daily habits, such as paying attention to eating less animal fats and oils and animal offal, eating less egg yolks and seafood squid, because the cholesterol content of these foods is relatively high, and long-term overconsumption of these foods will cause hypercholesterolemia, which will increase the incidence of fatty liver and increase the incidence of gallbladder stones, intrahepatic choledochotomy, choledochal stones, and choledocholithiasis. The cholesterol content is high, and long-term consumption will cause hypercholesterolemia, which will increase the chances of fatty liver, as well as increase the chances of gallbladder stones, intrahepatic bile duct stones, choledocholithiasis, and even induce the formation of gallbladder polyps. In addition, if the degree of elevation of blood fat is high, and usually have headache, should consider oral simvastatin or atorvastatin and other drugs to be actively treated.