Drug contraindicated in hyperiglyceridemia

Correct Answer: Cholestyramine
Description: Bile acid binding resins like cholestyramine causes increase in triglycerides and are thus contraindicated in patients with hyperiglyceridemia due to risk of development of pancreatitis. Statins - decrease LDL and increase HDL Niacin - decrease LDL and triglyceride, maximum increase in HDL Fibrates - decrease triglyceride, decrease LDL.
Category: Pharmacology
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