They may indirectly indicate the condition Dr. Deborah Lee named to the Daily Express the indirect signs of high cholesterol. Discuss
This condition may be indicated by:
- grayish or whitish deposits on the periphery of the cornea. This is mostly found in older people. But if it appears in a person under 40, then you should see a doctor.
- Xanthelasma, or yellowish deposits of fat accumulating under the skin on the inner sides of the upper and lower eyelids. By themselves, they are harmless, but they can indicate high cholesterol levels.
- Dupuytren's contracture, or deformity of the hand, makes it difficult for a person to unbend the fourth and fifth fingers. This problem, however, can be associated with smoking, excessive alcohol use and diabetes.
- Poorly palpable pulse on the wrists.
It is worth noting that you should consult your doctor for a correct diagnosis.
Source: Rossiyskaya Gazeta