Sneaky Sign of Higher Heart Attack and Stroke Risk Could Be Lurking Near Your Eyes
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A new study has shown that yellowish fatty deposits that form on and around the eyelids may be an early warning sign of deadly circulatory diseases such as heart attack and stroke.
It turns out that yellowish fatty plaques that form on and around the eyelids may be more than just an aesthetic problem. An international study led by Stanford University found that people with these lesions have approximately three times the risk of heart attack, stroke, and transient ischemic attack (TIA).
Yellow spots around the eyes can be a sign of heart attack or stroke. Seek medical attention for early diagnosis and learn about the risks. 🚆
Yellowish, raised patches on and around the eyelids have been found to be linked to an increased risk of heart attack and stroke. In a study that analyzed data from approximately 36,000 people, it was determined that individuals with xanthelasma experienced cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events more frequently.
Xanthelasma: Causes, symptoms and its connection to cardiovascular diseases. More...
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