"signs and symptoms" of high level cholesterol in blood
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Q: How to recognize a high level of cholesterol in blood-"signs and symptoms"?
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7/15/09 4:20pm
Hi Milivoj,
The only way to diagnosis high cholesterol is through a blood test. There are typically no signs or symptoms; however, here a four possibilities that can be linked to high cholesterol levels:
xanthoma (fatty deposits under skin causing yellow bumps), yellowish patches around eyelids, whitish edges of cornea, cholesterol deposits around cornea
All the best,
Lisa Nelson RD
How to Lower Cholesterol in 8 Simple Steps
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