Hi, I have high cholesterol ...and I have question. Sometimes when I walk I can't control my legs... is it because of the high cholesterol? ...also the carbohydrate is high so what kind food helps to lower the cholesterol and the carbohydrate ..and by the way I am 40....and my cholesterol is 280mg.
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11/ 3/08 10:41am
Hello mick,
Not sure about the loss of leg control, you should go see a doc to get that checked out. For the types of foods you should be eating, here is a great resource... I hope that was helpful. Explore around that area of the site and I'm sure you will find everything your looking for. Sorry for the delay in getting back to you.
9/ 4/10 4:25pm
Please have the leg control checked by your doctor. I had the same symptoms; I think my cholesterol had been out of control for a long while. There was impaired circulation to my legs. I am 50 so no one paid much attention to PAD. See your doctor, please.
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