10 Dyslipidemia Symptoms
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Xanthomas
Xanthomas are small yellow nodules on the skin that's filled with cholesterol and other lipids. These vary in size and typically form over the joints of the fingers and near other joints, such as the elbow, knee and Achilles.
Xanthomas may also occur in people with lipid metabolism disorders, which are conditions that prevent the body from breaking down fats, such as Gaucher and Tay-Sachs disease, and those with dyslipidemia or high blood cholesterol levels.8‘Xanthoma.’ Mount Sinai Health System, www.mountsinai.org/health-library/diseases-conditions/xanthoma
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