If the patient is mainly high in triglycerides, it is recommended that the patient can take oral lipid-lowering drugs like benzofibrate and fenofibrate, which help to lower triglycerides better. If the patient is mainly high in LDL as well as total cholesterol, it is recommended that the patient should choose oral statin drugs. For patients, statin lipid-lowering drugs are the most suitable, that is, the best antihypertensive drugs. Representative drugs include atorvastatin, resulvastatin, etc. If patients taking statins alone cannot lower LDL and total cholesterol to within the standard range, they can also apply ezetimibe in combination, which helps to reduce blood lipids synergistically.