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A study shows that finger wrinkles caused by water are consistent and follow blood vessel patterns, suggesting they are unique and stable over time, potentially useful for biometric identification, and are controlled by the nervous system rather than passive water absorption.
High cholesterol can manifest subtle symptoms in the fingers, such as leg pain during physical activity, yellowish deposits on the skin, unusual lumps on various body parts, and cold feet, serving as indicators of elevated cholesterol levels. Excessive cholesterol can lead to plaque formation in the arteries, increasing the risk of heart disease and stroke. Understanding risk factors and being attentive to these subtle signs can help in managing cholesterol levels and mitigating associated health risks.