Hyperlipidemia is a condition in which the results of the blood fat test in the form of cholesterol and triglycerides are blocked in the blood vessels in any part of the body, causing the transport of red blood cells, white blood cells, and plasma to be unable to be transported to the internal organs to nourish the body adequately. Some fat that has not been broken down by the liver may leak to the kidneys and be collected until it is excreted in the form of liquid waste from the urine test.

High blood fat is a silent danger that patients cannot see the condition of their blood vessel system with the naked eye. Therefore, an annual health check is important to clearly examine your body's blood fat to determine how much fat mass you currently have accumulated. This is to diagnose and allow the doctor to recommend changes in behavior to control fat correctly.