These numbers indicate elevated cholesterol and triglycerides. The 280 likely represents your total cholesterol, while 790 indicates high triglycerides. Please do not worry, as these levels are highly manageable. To lower them, doctors typically prescribe a class of medications called statins (such as atorvastatin or rosuvastatin) for cholesterol, and fibrates (such as fenofibrate) or prescription omega-3 fatty acids for high triglycerides. Because these medications require careful medical supervision and a personalized plan, it is essential to consult your primary care physician. They will run a full lipid panel and prescribe the safest, most effective treatment for you.