High cholesterol is described as a silent killer, and for good reason. It quietly builds up in the blood vessels, slowly ...

High cholesterol often goes unnoticed, since it does not cause too many "visible" symptoms, or even non-visible ones such as weakness, lethargy etc. However, the condition is almost always ...

High cholesterol is often referred to as a "silent condition" due to its lack of obvious symptoms. However, there are some visible warning signs that people may ignore. Dr Dave said: "Severe cases ...

High cholesterol is often referred to as a "silent condition" due to its lack of obvious symptoms. However, there are some visible warning signs that people may ignore. Dr Dave said: "Severe cases can ...

High cholesterol often has no noticeable symptoms until it leads to serious problems related to your heart. However, there ...

However, high cholesterol levels can lead to arterial blockages, reducing blood flow and potentially causing peripheral artery disease (PAD). PAD symptoms often manifest in the feet due to fatty ...

Cholesterol, a waxy substance found in our blood that's vital for building cells and producing hormones, comes in good and bad forms. The NHS has warned that too much bad cholesterol can lead to ...

Nevertheless, researchers now believe that certain physical symptoms may indeed signal high cholesterol. READ MORE: Neurologist says one thing lowers cholesterol and protects your brain READ MORE: Hot ...

Around two in five people in the UK are thought to be living with high cholesterol, which is often dubbed a "silent killer". By Fiona Callingham, Health Reporter specialising in medical studies ...

Slow-growing or brittle toenails could be a warning sign of high cholesterol. Three other symptoms include Tendon xanthomata (swelling of knuckles, knees, and backs of ankles), Xanthelasmas (small ...

Many people don't know they have high cholesterol because the symptoms aren't obvious, but once determined, high cholesterol can be lowered with these four foods. Data from the NHS in 2021 ...