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How long does it take to cholestrol to clog your arteries, i had high cholestrol since june which was very high, doctor told me to diet see for 3 momth yes there was improvement but not too much it was 166 now down from 181, now my cholestrol is definitely due to diet which i was on for like 15 months and lets say it would have took 1 month for cholestrol too rise so basically i have had very high cholestrol in my blood since 18 month, is 18 months enough to clog your arteries. And looking at rate i am loosing cholestrol i think it would take me another 6 months too lower it so 24 month of high ldl, how dangerous is this i have started taking plant sterols as supplement to lowere cholestrol after consulting a doctor and dietician, is 24 months of having cholestrol enough to damage arteries significantly or it is normal nothing to worry as i am 21 and if i continue to have normal cholestrol level rest of my life everything will be f9 regarding heart ofcourse, or it had already increased
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Cholesterol starts depositing in our blood vessels since birth . Developing a block in the blood vessel depends on other risk factors and genetic composition. You don't worry as you could bring your blood cholesterol down with life style modifications.
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Continue exercise and healthy balanced diet
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Regular exercise,walking and dietary modifications are required to control blood cholesterol As you are young you can control it and will cause less damage to arteries
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