Dyslipidaemia (Hypercholesterolemia)
The term hypercholesterolemia also refers to elevated cholesterol levels in blood.
Overview
Your blood contains a waxy material called cholesterol that aids in the synthesis, and maintenance of hormones, some vitamins, and cells in the body. Although cholesterol is necessary for the body to produce healthy cells, excessive cholesterol can raise your risk of heart disease.
Causes
Family history ofHypercholesterolemia which is Familial Hypercholesterolemia
AcquiredHypercholesterolemia caused by a diet heavy in trans or saturated fats and sugars
Diabetes
Elderly and aged
Tobacco usage
Obesity
Reduced physical activity
Hypothyroidism
Smoking
Alcohol
Symptoms
Hypercholesterolemia rarely manifests any symptoms. It's possible that some people won't even be aware of it until they experience a heart attack, stroke, or other major consequence. As a result, it is crucial to routinely monitor your cholesterol levels.
Some symptoms that manifest externally include,
Xanthomas - fat deposits beneath the skin
Xanthelasmas - cholesterol-containing patches on your eyelids.
Fatigue
Lack of interest
Heaviness in the body may sometimes occur.
Ayurvedic Treatments
Udwarthanam Dhanyamla Dhara Abhyanam Virechanam Kashaya vasti
Naturopathy Treatments
Hip bath Immersion bath Steam bath Athapasthana Mud therapy Douches Acupuncture Cupping therapy