Triglycerides of 2.34 mmol/L are mildly elevated and not considered serious. Triglyceride is a blood lipid test, the normal should be less than 1.70 mmol/L. Triglyceride 2.34 mmol/L is a mild increase. Mildly elevated triglycerides usually do not require lipid-lowering drugs, and most patients can reduce their blood lipids to the normal range through diet and exercise. Higher triglycerides may be caused by the patient’s daily consumption of a high oil or high fat diet, or lack of exercise. It is recommended to choose a low-fat, low-oil and low-sugar diet and avoid eating fried food, cakes, beer and other foods. At the same time, with the appropriate amount of exercise, excessive obesity need to reduce weight, if diet and exercise treatment of blood fat is still poor control, can follow the doctor’s instructions oral fenofibrate and other drugs to reduce blood fat. It is recommended that patients find abnormal triglyceride values, go to the hospital in a timely manner to avoid delaying their condition.