Published on: 7/21/2025
The medical term for having too much fat in the blood is 'hyperlipidemia.'
Hyperlipidemia means there is too much fat in the blood. This can include high levels of cholesterol or triglycerides.
Having too much fat in the blood can be bad for your heart and blood vessels. This is because it can lead to conditions like heart disease.
Understanding hyperlipidemia is important because it helps in managing and preventing heart-related diseases.
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