Depending on what's causing your fever, additional fever signs and symptoms may include: 1  Sweating. 2  Shivering. 3  Headache. 4  Muscle aches. 5  Loss of appetite. 6  Dehydration. 7  General weakness.
Foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids reduce serum triglyceride levels by decreasing free fatty acid delivery to the liver and decreasing activity of triglyceride-synthesizing enzymes. Eat omega-3 foods, such as wild salmon and mackerel, chia seeds, flaxseeds, grass-fed beef and bison, and free-range eggs.
Foods containing high levels of saturated fats and trans-fats contribute most to high triglycerides, and should be avoided if you're trying to get yours under control. Exercise and a healthy diet can usually bring down your weight and reduce high triglycerides to a normal level, but if necessary your physician can prescribe medications to speed the process.