The expert added: “Though they are usually harmless, these deposits can signal a serious underlying issue, and should be investigated by your GP.”
Even though xanthomas can point to high cholesterol, the condition doesn’t usually present many symptoms.
Dr Foale said: “In general, there are no clear signs that a person’s cholesterol levels are too high.
“It is a hidden risk factor, which means it happens without us knowing.
Source: | This article first appeared on Express.co.uk
