3. Xanthelasmas
Xanthelasmas appear as yellow patches around the eyes, primarily on the upper eyelids. This can be a sign of high cholesterol. The accumulation of these patches may indicate an increased risk of heart disease.
If you notice these signs, it is a good idea to tell your doctor so that he can check your cholesterol levels and evaluate your heart condition.
4. Senile arch
Arcus senilis is a deposit that forms on the edge of the cornea, often found in older people. However, its presence in young people may indicate severe dyslipidemia, or unstable blood fat levels.
Pay attention to this sign and consult a specialist if you notice this bow before old age.
5. Skin cyanosis
Cyanosis occurs when the skin takes on a bluish or purple tinge due to poor blood oxygenation. It can affect the lips, fingers, or the skin in general. It may be a sign of a heart or lung problem.
Don’t ignore this sign and consult your doctor. Different types of cyanosis, central or peripheral, indicate lung or heart problems.
If you or someone you know experiences these symptoms, it is essential to consult a doctor.
