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How long does it take high cholesterol to narrow arteries? im 26 m. have pulsating in left leg. i'm worried.
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Cholesterol : It can take a while over years. But check your LDL levels routinely. I usually check every 3 months, to ensure my patients are at goal.
Answered 12/28/2015
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