Is cholesterol relatively high as it can be seen from the face?

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Not necessarily, sometimes it's because the makeup you're applying is too oily. However, if you apply less cosmetics and the fat particles on your face still do not recede for a long time, considering that the cholesterol in the body is too high, there is a Chinese medicine shallot white ** high cholesterol is very effective, boil water to drink, 6-10g at a time, and twice, you will feel that the fat particles on your face are not very hard, and then drink 5-6 times, and the fat particles will disappear. Fat particles generally grow around the eyes because of the thin cortex in the eye area.

High cholesterol will grow small white spots on the face, cholesterol is now divided into high-density cholesterol and low-density cholesterol, for some patients with high cholesterol is generally not able to eat some too greasy food, because patients with high cholesterol will cause dizziness, sometimes serious, it is likely to lead to the possibility of fainting, so we must pay special attention to it, but also pay attention to healthy eating habits, so what kind of harm is high cholesterol have? How can we prevent it?

1. Patients with high cholesterol will accelerate the growth rate of their prostate cancer, and if they do not pay attention to prevention, it is likely to lead to kidney failure and other diseases, which is very dangerous, and will also reduce the life span of their human body, especially for male friends.

2. Patients must pay attention to their diet, do not eat too much meat, eat more light side dishes, or fruits, drink more water, pay more attention to rest, which is good for their body.

3Finally, patients with high cholesterol should also pay attention to exercise, because the possibility of causing osteoporosis will be much higher than that of ordinary people, and it is best for patients to go to the hospital for a detailed examination immediately when they find out that they are suffering from this disease, and then carry out **.

Precautions: Patients with high cholesterol should pay attention to changing some of their bad living habits, pay attention to regulating their body, go to bed early and get up early, do more exercise, but don't let themselves be too tired. Eat more fruits and vegetables.

Middle-aged and elderly people, especially women, who have new yellow, orange or brownish-red patches or nodules on their eyelids, which are not painful or itchy, are likely to be xanthomas. It often grows at the inner corner of the upper eyelid and may also appear on other parts of the face or on the knees, the size of a needle or soybean, with an edge slightly higher than the surface and a softer texture.

Black eyeballs: See if there is a "ring of old age". If a ring-like structure of grayish-white about 1 2 mm wide appears on the edge of the black eyeball, it is called an senile ring.

Geriatric rings are more common in the elderly with arteriosclerosis and hypercholesterolemia, and sometimes, in young and middle-aged people with hyperlipidemia.

Young people under the age of 40 should pay more attention to the appearance of geriatric rings and go to the hospital for examination in time.

It should be reminded that only a part of patients with hyperlipidemia will have xanthoma and senile ring, and the absence of xanthoma and senile ring does not mean that there is no hyperlipidemia. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to blood lipid levels during regular physical examinations.

1. Yellow warts is a signal of increased blood lipids in middle-aged and elderly women, which is mainly manifested in a small yellowish rash on the eyelids.

Certain changes in the eye can sometimes also indicate dyslipidemia. For example, in people under the age of 40, the "senile ring" appears on the eye, which is manifested as a white ring around the black eyeball, which often indicates the possibility of familial hereditary hyperlipidemia. In addition, light scattering due to lipid deposition on arterioles during fundus examination at ophthalmology is often a sign of severe hypertriglyceridemia.

Patients with coronary heart disease, stroke (stroke), hypertension, diabetes, or obesity may also have dyslipidemia, and lipid studies should be routinely performed.

In the family, especially in the immediate family, when there is coronary heart disease (before the age of 45 in men and before the age of 55 in women), especially in patients with myocardial infarction, there may be familial hereditary dyslipidemia, and attention should also be paid to the examination of blood lipids of other family members.

Yellow, orange or brownish-red nodules, plaques or rashes appear on certain parts of the body, medically known as "xanthomas." These nodules or rashes may appear on the heels, backs of the hands, buttocks, elbows, knees, knuckles, etc., and may appear as yellow or orange stripes on the palms. If the above manifestations appear, it usually indicates that there is a familial hereditary hyperlipidemia, and it is often more serious, and should be taken seriously.

However, flat xanthomas around the eyelids (most commonly on the inside of the upper eyelids) that are orange and slightly above the skin surface can also be seen in people with normal lipids.

Seeing that you are 53, as people get older, the body begins to decline, and the cholesterol index will be a little exceeded.

Your total cholesterol is moderately overweight, and your HDL level is slightly higher, which is good because it is good cholesterol. It is a protective factor against hyperlipidemia, coronary heart disease and atherosclerosis. However, the LDL index is also exceeded, which is bad cholesterol, and the main factor that causes high total cholesterol is it.

Generally speaking, you should pay attention to the physical examination indicators, and if you don't pay attention to them, there will be physical problems year after year.

To change these indicators, in addition to eating less high-cholesterol foods and exercising regularly, it is recommended that you start taking some statins, which can reduce the amount of cholesterol in the body's own synthesis, and in general, the cholesterol index will be greatly improved in 2-3 months.

It's a prescription drug, so you should go to your local doctor for a consultation. FYI.

Deviate from the normal value, usually eat lightly, pick some Shurong bitter vegetables and boil water to drink.

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First of all, physical exercise should be strengthened, exercise is an effective way to enhance blood circulation throughout the body and improve cerebral insufficiency, such as walking, jogging, tai chi, etc. Secondly, traditional Chinese medicine can be used**, according to the different conditions of the patient, the dialectical syndrome types such as kidney deficiency, blood stasis, phlegm and dampness, and the use of different traditional Chinese medicine for conditioning, can receive satisfactory results. In addition, taking drugs such as Maitong, Ginkgo biloba, and Nourishing Serum Brain Granules also has a certain auxiliary effect.

If the symptoms of cerebral insufficiency still cannot be improved, it is necessary to go to the hospital to find a specialist for treatment.

Secondly, a lot of hyperlipidemia is "eaten", so it is "eaten" in a targeted manner, and hyperlipidemia is also expected to be reduced. When hyperlipidemia is in the primary stage, that is to say, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases such as hypertension and heart disease have not been found, especially young people and menopausal women, it is completely possible to adjust blood lipids by changing lifestyle and dietary conditioning, such as controlling the intake of high-fat and high-calorie foods, eating more whole grains, vegetables and fruits, quitting smoking and limiting alcohol, and insisting on exercise.

1) Reduce fat intake. Eat less animal fats, such as lard, pork, butter, sheep, cow, duck, goose, etc. This kind of food has too much saturated fatty acids, fat is easy to be deposited on the blood vessel wall, increasing the viscosity of the blood, saturated fatty acids can promote cholesterol absorption and liver cholesterol synthesis, so that the serum cholesterol level increases.

If too much is consumed, triglycerides can rise, accelerate blood clotting, and promote thrombosis.

2) Limit your cholesterol intake. Avoid foods high in cholesterol, such as organ meats, egg yolks, fish roe, squid, etc.

3) Reduce carbohydrate intake appropriately. Don't eat too much sugar and sweets, as sugar can be converted into triglycerides. You should eat more whole grains such as millet, oats, beans, etc., which are high in fiber and have the effect of lowering blood lipids.

4) Eat more foods rich in vitamins, inorganic salts, and fiber. Fresh fruits and vegetables can lower triglycerides and promote cholesterol excretion. Lipid-lowering foods can be used such as sour milk, garlic, green tea, hawthorn, mung bean, onion, shiitake mushroom, mushroom, oyster mushroom, enoki mushroom, fungus, white fungus, monkey's head, etc.; Alcohol should be avoided because alcohol promotes the synthesis of endogenous cholesterol and triglycerides, leading to elevated blood lipids.