on your cholesterol levels and overall cardiovascular risk. Some people can improve their levels with lifestyle changes, while others benefit from medication or need it because their risk is high.
How often should adults have their cholesterol checked?
The appropriate schedule depends on your age, previous results, family history, medical conditions, and cardiovascular risk. Ask your healthcare professional for a screening schedule suited to you.
Final Thoughts
High cholesterol can quietly affect your arteries for years without causing obvious symptoms. Yellowish eyelid patches, fatty tendon deposits, and a corneal ring
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