In terms of medication, high triglycerides require active use of fibrates as well as niacin, such as fenofibrate and benzofibrate, etc. The side effects of the medication need to be closely monitored, especially the need to monitor liver function. To lower triglycerides, we need to take comprehensive measures, first of all, we need to adjust the diet structure and change the poor lifestyle, exercise or physical activity can make triglyceride levels drop significantly. The usual low salt and low fat diet, less sodium-rich and cholesterol-rich foods, more fresh vegetables and fruits, such as cabbage, celery, spinach, tomatoes, apples, watermelon, hawthorn and other foods, can help reduce triglyceride levels, as well as weight control and physical exercise. If the elevated triglycerides are secondary to certain diseases, the primary disease needs to be treated actively.