High blood lipids

Genetics, hypothyroidism, kidney and liver problems, diabetes, smoking, impulsivity, overweight, overeating and inappropriate diet lead to high blood fat levels.
Blood lipids are infertile and only diagnosed with periodic tests

All people should do their fetal blood tests at age 20. If your fat level is normal, once every five years. If your blood lipids are high, every six months you should have your blood lipids checked.

The best time to give blood for blood lipid test is early in the morning and after 12-hours of fasting. 


Overgrowth of excess fat gradually precipitates in the walls of the veins and reduces blood flow to the organs of the body and ultimately interrupts. Myocardial infarction is one of the most common side effects. The first and most important step in controlling blood fat is regular diet and exercise. 

Department of Diagnostic Therapy Farjad