Written By:
Dr. Karan Pal Singh Chahal
Consultant – Diagnostic Cardiology
Sohana Hospital, Mohali.
Experience: 10+ Years
Published:
Last Updated: 15/7/2026
High cholesterol is present in 25% – 30% of urban adults and 15% – 20% of the rural population, making it a high number. Hence, it is important for the general public to know all about signs of high cholesterol you should not ignore. In this blog, we discuss What is High Cholesterol treatment in Mohali, how it can affect your health, What are the 5 Signs you should not ignore, and how can Sohana Hospital help you with.
What is High Cholesterol?
High cholesterol is also called hyperlipidemia, is a condition that occurs when you have too many lipids (fats) in your blood. Detecting these levels of cholesterol is often only possible when routine tests are followed. Stroke, Coronary heart disease, Carotid artery disease, Sudden cardiac arrest, Peripheral artery disease, Small vessel disease all are possible complications of this disease. Looking for a cholesterol specialist in Mohali, can help you have the right treatment for high cholesterol.
How can high cholesterol affect your health?
High cholesterol can build up fat in your arteries, and restrict blood flow, which in turn causes your heart to work harder and dramatically increases the risk of life-threatening cardiovascular events, including heart attacks and strokes. Plaque buildup blocks blood supply to the heart, causing chest pain and a heart attack. Blockages in the arteries supplying the brain cut off oxygen, leading to a stroke.
What are the 5 Signs of High Cholesterol you should not ignore?
High cholesterol is often called a silent killer, as it does not show up with any physical symptoms, until it causes severe cardiovascular damage. With that being said, there are some signs that can be a good giveaway that your cholesterol is high. Some of them include:-
- Yellowish Skin Deposits
- Chest Pain or Angina
- Shortness of Breath
- Numbness or Tingling in Extremities
- Fatigue Without Reason
How can Sohana Hospital help you with High Cholesterol?
Sohana Hospital can help with all treatments required for High cholesterol. From the right medicines, to good quality followups. A well managed life with cholesterol can be lived with sohana hospital. They are easily able to focus on prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of all diseases in adults, particularly those affecting the internal organs of the body.
- Trusted Experts
- Efficient Interdisciplinary Collaboration
- Comprehensive Evaluation
- Cutting-Edge Technology
- Personalized Treatment
- Long-Term Support
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the first symptom of high cholesterol?
Often high cholesterol goes unnoticed because of the lack of any real physical symptoms, the only way to monitor your cholesterol is through routine tests. However late, the first signs appear with chest pains, Shortness of breath, numbness or tingling, fatigue, and dizziness.
What remedies can Sohana Hospital help me with for High Cholesterol?
Sohana Hospital has a wide range of treatments available for high cholesterol. From medicines to follow-up clinical care, ensuring no spikes are marked, along with proper surveillance.
What organ is most affected by cholesterol?
Cholesterol affects blood vessels the most. Bad cholesterol travels across the body and damages the entire cardiovascular system by building up as plaque in your arteries, causing more issues, and complications in the body.
At what age does cholesterol start?
High cholesterol depends more on lifestyle than age, foods consumed, and diets high in saturated and trans fats. Physical Inactivity at any age, Smoking, Excessive Alcohol Consumption, all can cause high Cholesterol.
Can I live a long life with high cholesterol?
With an actively managed lifestyle, any levels of high cholesterol can be managed, giving a long lifespan. Many people live long lives with high cholesterol by balancing genetic risks with proactive medical care.
Medically Reviewed By:
Dr. Harpreet Singh Gilhotra
Director Cardiology
Sohana Hospital, Mohali.
Credentials of the Author:
-DM Cardiology
-25+ Years of Clinical Experience