Triglycerides 2.06mmol/L is likely to cause dizziness in addition to other diseases. Because the normal range of triglyceride is 0.45-1.69mmol/L, and triglyceride 2.06mmol/L belongs to the high phenomenon, and at the same time, the patient is very likely to experience dizziness, but it should be noted that hypertension, cerebral insufficiency or cervical spondylosis and other diseases may also cause dizziness, so it is necessary to go to the hospital in time to consult the doctor. If the patient is due to diabetes causing high triglyceride, clinically can be treated by oral glimepiride tablets, gliclazide tablets, glipizide tablets and other drugs, if the patient is due to nephrotic syndrome causing high triglyceride, clinically can be treated by the use of prednisone acetate tablets, cyclosporine soft capsule or merti mescaline ester tablets and other drugs. The above drugs should be taken in accordance with medical advice, so as not to delay the condition.