What is the normal value for triglycerides?

Each hospital has its own reference range for normal test values. If your result falls within this range, it is considered normal; if it falls outside the range, it is considered abnormal. An upward arrow (↑) indicates that the value is elevated. For example, elevated triglyceride levels can often be managed through dietary modifications. If the elevation is mild, medication is generally not required at this stage. Instead, focus on eating more vegetables, reducing intake of meat and other high-fat foods, taking a moderate walk after meals, and scheduling regular follow-up tests.