High Blood Cholesterol Symptoms:
It is impossible to tell if one has high blood cholesterol level simply by relying on the symptoms shown. In any case, the condition has few symptoms that may give a clue or indication that a person has the condition. When the condition is new, a patient may feel nothing.
The best indicator to see if one has high blood cholesterol level is to undergo blood tests. Through a blood test, the level of lipoproteins will be determined. Only then will a person be able to tell if he/she has high blood cholesterol level.
Based on the kind of lipoprotein, the following are indicators of high blood cholesterol:
- A total body cholesterol count of 240 mg or more is considered high blood cholesterol level.
- An LDL count of 160 mg or more is also considered high blood cholesterol level.
- A count of 60 mg or more for High Density Lipoprotein is considered high blood cholesterol level already.
- A triglyceride count of 200 mg or higher is high blood cholesterol level.
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