Mild dyslipidemia is usually asymptomatic, while severe dyslipidemia is characterized by pallor, fatigue, loss of appetite and indigestion.
Mild lipidosis usually has no symptoms and is not a cause for concern. No special treatment is needed. When the patient has a serious decrease in blood lipids, it is usually considered that the patient himself is caused by excessive dieting and weight loss, and there may be some malignant and consumptive diseases, such as severe hyperthyroidism, malignant tumors and so on.
Disease-induced hypolipidemia, can first treat the primary disease, so that the lipid profile is restored, and at the same time to strengthen the nutrition in life. Dyslipidemia, it is recommended to go to cardiovascular medicine and nutritional consulting consultation.