There are three levels of heart block (see below), and usually only the most serious type causes symptoms. This type of heart block is known as a complete, or third-degree, heart block. Symptoms of heart block can include: shortness of breath.
It can be hard to understand the cholesterol numbers on the cholesterol food chart, much less what your doctor is saying when he tells you, âYour total cholesterol is 240, your HDL is 35, your LDL is 170, and your triglycerides are 350.â.
A normal cholesterol range is somewhere between 70 and 130 for LDL or bad cholesterol. A normal, healthy total cholesterol score needs to be under 200. HDL cholesterol tends to be to 1/3rd or 1/4th of your total cholesterol score and (in general) the higher this number, the better condition your arterial system is in.