Blood channels called arteries transport blood from the heart to various parts of the body. A thin layer of cells known as the endothelium lines them. It maintains the form and smoothness of the interior of your arteries, which keeps blood flowing. Plaque accumulates on the artery walls as a result of that injury. LDL enters the arterial wall by passing through an endothelium that has been compromised. To break down the LDL, your white blood cells enter the area. The artery wall in your body develops plaque over time from cells and cholesterol. Your arterial wall develops a hump because of plaque. That hump grows larger with worsening atherosclerosis. When it becomes large enough, it may become blocked. Your body continues to go through that process. Not just your heart is in danger. You run the danger of developing a stroke as well as other health issues. Symptoms of atherosclerosis typically do not appear until middle age or later. When the constriction is severe enough, it can stifle blood flow and hurt. Blockages can also unexpectedly burst. As a result, blood clots in an artery near the ruptured tissue.
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