Can I drink alcohol if I have high blood lipids?

People with high blood lipids are usually not allowed to drink alcohol, as it may worsen their condition. Alcohol itself contains a certain amount of calories, and drinking alcohol will cause the total calories in the human body to exceed the standard.

Patients with high blood lipids usually increase the amount of food they eat when drinking. In particular, many dishes contain a certain amount of fat, which has a great impact on blood lipids in the body, causing increased blood lipids and liver lesions. The liver is an organ that metabolizes the human body. If you drink for a long time, it will increase the burden on the liver and cause liver lesions. Patients with high blood lipids are best not to drink.

High blood lipids usually refer to hyperlipidemia. Hyperlipidemia usually refers to high blood lipid levels. This disease may lead to some serious diseases and affect the health of the body, such as arteriosclerosis, pancreatitis and other diseases.

Hyperlipidemia is usually caused by congenital reasons, and it is not ruled out that hyperlipidemia is caused by genetic genes. In the future, you need to cooperate with the doctor in time and take oral tadine drugs under the doctor's guidance for treatment. During the treatment, you also need to do more outdoor exercise, which can effectively enhance cardiopulmonary function, and also improve insulin lowering and glucose tolerance.