Cholesterol: 5 symptoms that warn you it’s too high

can sometimes provide clues to an inherited cholesterol disorder, while chest pain and stroke symptoms may indicate serious complications.

But none of these signs can replace a blood test.

The most helpful step you can take is to know your cholesterol numbers, discuss your risk with a healthcare professional, and make changes that support your heart health. Detecting a problem early gives you more opportunities to manage it before complications develop.

Your heart deserves attention even when you feel perfectly fine.


Medical disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only

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