Blood lipids include triglycerides and total cholesterol, as follows: 1. Triglycerides: more than 8 mmol/L is more powerful. The normal maximum value of triglycerides is within 1.7 mmol/L. In this case, triglycerides above 8 mmol/L can easily cause severe pancreatitis. If triglycerides exceed 8mmol/L, you must immediately go to the hospital to prescribe medication. If there is no problem with triglyceride-based hyperlipidemia, you can eat fenofibrate. 2, total cholesterol: more than 8 mmol/L, and no diabetes, hypertension, coronary heart disease and other diseases, lipid is not very high, and not very serious, only need to check liver function, kidney function and cardiac enzymes, if the results are normal. If the test results are normal, you can take Lipitor or Cortisone to lower the blood lipids. If the test results are normal, you can take Lipitor or Codine to lower your blood lipids. The reference value of total cholesterol is below 5.7mmol/L. If it is more than 8mmol/L, it is not very strong and there is no need to worry about it.