SIGNS OF HIGH CHOLESTEROL TO SPOT.

SIGNS OF HIGH CHOLESTEROL TO SPOT.

Too much accumulation of cholesterol may be seen through;

Yellowish or orangish bumps on the skin

Excessive cholesterol in the bloodstream, may get deposited under the skin, appearing as bumps. They are painless and may grow on various body parts. Some people may have the bumps on the lower legs or palms, and others on the back.

Cold or chilly feet

Did you know that high cholesterol amounts in blood could make one feel chilly in the legs even during hot weather? Yes, it could suggest another form of heart disease called peripheral arterial disease, which comes from accumulation of fatty deposits, including cholesterol in the legs blood vessels.

Neck pain

High cholesterol is mainly accompanied by pain and discomfort in different parts, including the neck, back, and upper abdomen regions.

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