(1)LDL cholesterol according to the risk of cardiovascular disease and
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(2)Non-HDL Cholesterol Target
(3)LDL cholesterol mgdL non-HDL cholesterol mgdL
(4)Coronary artery disease 1
(5)atherosclerotic ischemic stroke and transient cerebral ischemic attack carotid disease peripheral arterial disease abdominal aortic aneurysm diabetes mellitus for more than 10 years or with major cardiovascular disease risk factors or target organ damage
(6)Diabetes for less than 10 years
(7)In the absence of major cardiovascular risk factors
(8)Moderate risk group Two or more major cardiovascular risk factors
(9)Less than 1 major cardiovascular risk factor in the low-risk group
(10)Recommend to reduce LDL cholesterol by more than 50 compared to baseline at the same time
(11)Age male > 45 years old Women 255 years old Early cardiovascular disease Family history of high blood pressure smoking Low HDL cholesterol level < 40 mgdL
(12)1 For acute myocardial infarction, statins were administered regardless of baseline LDL cholesterol concentration
(13)2 Targeted organ injury albuminuria Chronic kidney disease Estimated glomerular filtration rate less than 60 mLmin173 m² Retinopathy Neuropathy left ventricular hypertrophy or diabetes with three or more major cardiovascular risk factors LDL cholesterol target < 55 mgdL Selectively Considerable
(1)Treatment according to risk and LDL cholesterol concentration
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(2)LDL cholesterol concentration mgdL
(3)coronary artery disease
(4)atherosclerotic ischemic stroke and transient cerebral ischemic attack carotid disease peripheral arterial disease abdominal aortic aneurysm diabetes mellitus for more than 10 years or with major cardiovascular disease risk factors or target organ damage
(5)Diabetes for less than 10 years
(6)In the absence of major cardiovascular risk factors
(7)Moderate risk group
(8)At least two major cardiovascular risk factors
(9)Low risk group 3
(10)No more than one major cardiovascular risk factor
(11)Recommend to reduce LDL cholesterol by more than 50 compared to baseline at the same time
(12)Age man > 45 years old woman > 55 years old early developing cardiovascular disease Family history of high blood pressure smoking Low HDL cholesterol level < 40 mgdL
(13)1 For acute myocardial infarction, statins were administered immediately regardless of baseline LDL cholesterol concentration
(14)2 Target organ injury albuminuria Chronic kidney disease Estimated glomerular filtration rate less than 60 mLmin173 m² Retinopathy Neuropathy Left ventricular hypertrophy or diabetes with three or more major cardiovascular risk factors can be considered selectively
(15)3 In the case of moderate and low-risk groups, statin administration is considered when LDL cholesterol levels are high even after several weeks or months of lifestyle management
(1)strategies for treating dyslipidemia
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(2)Cardiovascular risk assessment
(3)Ultra High Risk Group Moderate Risk Group
(4)Coronary artery disease – No more than 2 major cardiovascular risk factors for target LDL-C100 mgdL major cardiovascular risk factors in the absence of major cardiovascular risk factors for less than 10 years of atherosclerotic ischemic stroke and transient brain ischemic stroke disease
(5)Target LDL-C<55mgdL Carotid Disease
(6)When the prevalence period is longer than 10 years or accompanied by major cardiovascular risk factors-target LDL-C70 mgdL peripheral arterial disease-target LDL-C160 mgdL
(7)LDL-C compared to baseline
(8)50+ Reduction Selective Consideration-Goal LDL-C
(9)Target organ damage or three or more major cardiovascular risk factors
(10)Reduced LDL-C by more than 50 compared to baseline when accompanied
(11)LDL-C <55 mgdL can be considered
(12)administration of statins
(13)Maximum-Affordable Statins Reach Current Treatment Maintenance Target LDL-C
(14)Target LDL-C not reached
(15)Add Ezetimibe
(16)Target LDL-C not reached
(17)High-risk groups for ultra-high-risk groups
(18)Add PCSK9 inhibitors
If you look at your family and friends around you
I don’t know how scared hyperlipidemia, hypertension, diabetes is, and even if the doctor tells me to take my medication
There are a lot of people who postpone it
For those who can control their diet and work out in a short period of time
You have to take medicine no matter what
Hyperlipidemia Hypertension Diabetes is a Level 1 Warning
If you delay taking the medicine here, it eventually develops into an arteriosclerosis that causes plaque in the blood vessels
So, if you are diagnosed with hyperlipidemia, I recommend you to get a carotid ultrasound as much as possible
In the case of statins, which are typical hyperlipidemia drugs, many people avoid taking them for the rest of their lives
Even if you eat it for the rest of your life, it has more benefits in preventing cardio-cerebrovascular disease than side effects
Eat as soon as possible. You need to drop your LDL levels even a little earlier
If you ignore it and leave it unattended, it will actually develop into stage 2 arteriosclerosis, which is the last warning
If the vascular stenosis is more than 50, you should always live with the possibility of sudden death due to cerebral infarction, myocardial infarction, etc
– Summary
1 LDL levels are high, but if left unattended, it will eventually cause plaque to form arteriosclerosis in the blood vessels
2 Arteriosclerosis is a major cause of cardio-cerebrovascular disease and is dangerous enough to cause up to sudden death
Rather, end-stage cancer is given at least six months to years, but cardio-cerebrovascular is a sudden death if it goes wrong
3. If the doctor tells you to take statins, you eat them as fast as you can