Cholesterol-lowering drugs can be used in combination to help LDL reach the desired target. The lipid profile should be assessed periodically every 4-12 weeks, especially at the beginning of drug use to monitor and adjust the drug accordingly.

High cholesterol is one of the leading causes of cardiovascular diseases such as atherosclerosis, myocardial infarction and stroke. As recommended by the American Heart Association (AHA) and the American National Lipid Association (NLA), adults over the age of 20 should be screened and checked for blood lipids every 5 years, and need to repeat regularly. more in the case of abnormal indicators or when the doctor perceives a change in cardiovascular risk.

Citivas 20 is a drug used to treat hyperlipidemia when diet or exercise has not been effective. To use Citivas 20 safely and effectively, please refer to the information about the drug through the article below.

High blood fat is a lipid disorder related to cardiovascular diseases, obesity, diabetes... When blood cholesterol levels increase, the doctor will prescribe lipid-lowering drugs to prevent complications.

When a person has high “blood fat”, it means that the lipids in his blood are disordered: some fat components in the blood are either too much or too little. Dyslipidemia is very likely to affect health, and can even be dangerous.