Symptoms of high cholesterol
Posted on: 25/Apr/2014 4:50:22 PM
People having cholesterol on hereditary reasons will have yellow marks on their skins. This is known as ‘Xanthaleasma’. Usually, this is more prominent under the eyes. These fat deposits can be seen on the muscular veins.
Persons with high cholesterol have problems in their joints. Persons with high ‘triglyceride’ content will have small ’boils’ or polyps having cholesterol deposits. There may not be any perceptible blood circulation in the eyes. Only milk-like high-cholesterol blood can be seen.
They will experience frequent swelling in the pancreas and suffer from frequent stomach-aches. As the blood circulation in the brain becomes slow, various nerves will be affected. Numbness may be felt in hands and legs. They will experience problems in the joints. Eyes may become dry. They may have paralytic problems.
