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Cholesterol Spots
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Are they a good indication of high cholesterol and will they disappear if it is lowered?
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You mean at the side of the eye?( Xanthelasma)?
Yes, not only are they suspicious of a high cholesterol, but an indication that the person is more liable to strokes, heart attacks and diabetes.
Unlikely to disappear when the cholesterol is lowered.....but theu might.
You mean at the side of the eye?( Xanthelasma)?
Yes, not only are they suspicious of a high cholesterol, but an indication that the person is more liable to strokes, heart attacks and diabetes.
Unlikely to disappear when the cholesterol is lowered.....but theu might.
The white thingey around the eye is arcus senilis:
see: http:// en.wiki pedia.o rg/wiki /Arcus_ senilis
a bit stubby - but incredibly you can get it in one eye !
Xanthelasma - I thought once you got it you were stuck with it whether or not you had treatment of the cause, and whether the treatment was successful.
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a bit stubby - but incredibly you can get it in one eye !
Xanthelasma - I thought once you got it you were stuck with it whether or not you had treatment of the cause, and whether the treatment was successful.