A large part of controlling dyslipidemia individuals must undertake themselves. Changing an unhealthy daily diet and getting more exercise are two of the primary ways to control the condition. Adding more fruits, whole grains, vegetables, and lean proteins can make a big difference. In some cases, doctors may prescribe medications, including lipid-lowering drugs. It is important that the individual continues taking the medications even after cholesterol levels go down to maintain control of the condition. Overall cholesterol levels should be below 200 mg/dL.

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