High lipoprotein a can be controlled by diet and, if necessary, by drugs to lower lipids.
Lipoprotein a is synthesized by the liver, is a glycoprotein with significant homology to fibrinogen, and is genetically influenced by polymorphisms. It is now widely recognized that lipoprotein a is an independent risk factor for atherosclerosis and a major cause of stroke and coronary heart disease.
Daily treatment should be based on a rational diet and adjusted dietary structure, with coarse and fine grains consumed together, ensuring daily vegetable intake, minimizing meat intake for patients who like to eat meat, not eating greasy or fried foods, not eating fatty meat and animal fat, not eating spicy and stimulating foods, quitting smoking and drinking, and eating more vegetables and fruits, seafood, and fungal foods. Strengthen outdoor exercise exercise, breathe fresh air, young people reduce sedentary, drink less sugary beverage products.
If the protein level is very high, or there are some symptoms of physical discomfort, it is recommended to seek medical attention in a timely manner. Generally, doctors will prescribe folic acid drugs to take, and the level of lipoprotein should be tested for a period of time, together with a healthy daily diet, good rest habits, strengthening exercise and maintaining an optimistic and relaxed state of mind, lipoprotein a can be maintained at a normal level for a long time.