particularly LDL cholesterol, become too high.
There are two important types to understand:
- LDL cholesterol: Often called “bad” cholesterol, it can contribute to fatty plaque buildup in artery walls.
- HDL cholesterol: Often called “good” cholesterol, it helps transport cholesterol away from the bloodstream and tissues.
Your overall heart health depends on more than one cholesterol number. Healthcare professionals consider your LDL, HDL, triglycerides, medical history, blood pressure, and other risk factors when deciding whether treatment is needed.
1. Yellowish Patches Around Your Eyelids
Have you noticed small, yellowish patches or
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