High levels of LDL-Low-Density Lipoprotein (bad) cholesterol can quietly damage your health, often showing warning signs in your legs and hands.
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Here’s what to watch for to protect yourself from hidden risks.
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Frequent cramping in your calves during exercise could indicate poor circulation due to high LDL.
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A tingling or numb feeling in your hands may signal poor blood flow from cholesterol blockages.
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Persistent coldness in your hands or feet could result from restricted blood flow.
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Pain while walking or even at rest might indicate narrowed blood vessels due to high LDL.
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Pale or bluish skin on your feet and hands can be a warning sign of poor circulation.
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