Wondering if you have xanthelasma or xanthoma? Read ahead to know the difference, what they mean for your health, and how to treat them, with expert tips.

"However, in serious cases, these are the tell-tale signs you should look out for." One indicator to look out for is a change ...

People have been urged not to ignore a change to their hands and other limbs that could indicate high cholesterol levels.

People have been urged not to overlook some changes to their bodies that could signal high cholesterol levels. Frederick ...

While high cholesterol is notoriously asymptomatic, Britons are being urged to scan their bodies for physical signs of the ...

There are several changes in your body that could indicate high cholesterol levels, and among them are tendon ...

Mr Manduca said: "These are called xanthelasma: small deposits of excess cholesterol that your body can't handle. Xanthelasma themselves are harmless, but they're a sign that there could be a ...

Xanthelasma themselves are harmless, but they’re a sign that there could be a deeper issue." Another sign for men to look out for is if you have any issues with erectile dysfunction.

High cholesterol is often dubbed the “silent killer” because it progresses for years without clear symptoms, until serious ...

Mr Manduca explained: "These are called xanthelasma: small deposits of excess cholesterol that your body can't handle. Xanthelasma themselves are harmless, but they're a sign that there could be a ...

Cholesterol may form deposits in or around the eyes (premature arcus cornealis, xanthelasma palpebrarum, or planar xanthomas), under the skin (xanthomas), and in the tendons (Achilles xanthomas ...

Skin is the biggest body organ that reveals more than you think regarding your internal health. Dermatologists call it a ...