Medical articles of Cholesterol test

18/09/2025
Written by Top Doctors
Managing hypercholesterolaemia
Understanding how to manage cholesterol levels effectively can make a significant difference to long-term heart health.
03/04/2025
Dr Usha Sharma
GP
Life begins: Taking care of women’s health after turning 40
As women enter their 40s, their bodies go through significant changes that can impact their overall health and well-being. Taking a proactive approach to health care, including routine screenings, lifestyle modifications and preventive measures, can help maintain long-term wellness and reduce the risk of age-related conditions.
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22/11/2024
Dr John Bolodeoku
Chemical Pathologist & Metabolic Physician
The different kinds of medication and treatments available for high cholesterol
High cholesterol, particularly elevated low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, is a significant risk factor for cardiovascular diseases such as heart attack and stroke. Managing cholesterol levels effectively is crucial, and there are various medications available to reduce cholesterol and maintain heart health, as well as lifestyle modifications.
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05/04/2024
Dr Rajesh Chelliah
Consultant Cardiologist
How exactly is a cholesterol level test performed?
Cholesterol is a fatty, wax-like substance that is found naturally in the blood. Too much cholesterol, however, can pose a health risk and increase your chances of heart disease. In this article, esteemed consultant cardiologist Dr Rajesh Chelliah talks about the importance of cholesterol level testing. Dr Chelliah, who treats patients in Leicester and Nottingham, outlines what a cholesterol test entails and what to do if your test results are high.
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22/03/2024
Dr Gosia Wamil
Cardiologist
Understanding your numbers: The life-saving power of cardiac screening
When it comes to heart health, knowing your numbers can protect you against unforeseen health issues. Cardiac screening is vital in understanding your risk factors for heart-related issues, especially for those with a history or likelihood of cardiovascular conditions. But what does it mean to ‘know your numbers,’ and why is it crucial for women post-menopause? Leading consultant cardiologist Dr Gosia Wamil addresses these important questions in this informative article.
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