In one routine - care study, reported in 2013 in Annals of Internal Medicine, 8 percent of patients stopped
taking statins because of side effects.
Great articles, I fully agree with what you've written but wonder what to advise people who are terrified after a strike and
take statins because they feel the plaques need to be stabilized.
Not exact matches
I don't plan to ever
take statin drugs
because there is a chance of liver damage
Insisted dr test thyroid
because he and I seriously disagree about me
taking statins.
He now
takes statins, cholesterol - lowering drugs that are the top - selling medications in the United States,
because he has heard from friends in the pharmaceutical industry that
statins could prevent the onset of Alzheimer's.
The authors and editorialist express grave concerns that there will be many needless premature deaths as well as preventable heart attacks and strokes if patients who would clearly benefit from
statins are not prescribed the drug, refuse to
take the drug, or stop using the drug
because of ill - advised adverse publicity about benefits and risks, which may include misplaced concerns about the possible but unproven small risk of diabetes.
Golomb says one reason many doctors overlook risks and believe
statins to be safe is that most controlled studies of
statins wind up excluding people who originally begin to participate in a study but stop
taking the drug
because they experience problems from it; these test participants are then dropped from the study as «noncompliant.»
Physicians tell patients to
take their
statins at bedtime
because the related liver enzymes are more active during sleep.
«Just
because you
take a
statin doesn't mean you can forget about diet and exercise.
By Ray Hainer MONDAY, June 15, 2009 (Health.com)-- A
statin can be a lifesaver if you're at risk of heart disease, but some people who
take the cholesterol - lowering drugs — up to 20 %, by some estimates — have to stop
because of muscle pain, the most common side effect.
A
statin can be a lifesaver if you're at risk of heart disease, but some people who
take the cholesterol - lowering drugs — up to 20 %, by some estimates — have to stop
because of muscle pain, the most common side effect.
And not only that, a lot of the men that come into my office that are on
statin drugs or cholesterol - lowering drug, they're also
taking Viagra
because, what I've said before, cholesterol drives healthy hormones.
You don't want to be sacrificing cholesterol or
taking — of course this depends on your health history — but there's a risk of depression in people who are
taking statin drugs, cholesterol - lowering drugs that are lowing our cholesterol in the body
because how are we making our hormones if we don't have enough cholesterol.
Ironically, this means that
statins, which many people
take because they want to protect their heart, are actually quite likely to increase their risk of dying from heart disease.
And
Statin drugs is something that I went on 10 years ago, and didn't
take «em very long
because of the side effects, and that something my wife and I wouldn't, we refuse to put him on just
because of the side effects and just the complications that can come from that.
I worry about her
taking it
because of cognitive side effects from
statins and I wonder if these supplements may be exacerbating her cognitive decline?
Within 3 weeks of the above changes, and eating smaller, more frequent meals, I no longer had elevated blood sugar and my cholesterol, though not as low as I would like, dropped more than it ever did
taking statins, which I stopped
because of the side effects.
That these drugs have proliferated the market the way they have is a testimony to the power of marketing, corruption and corporate greed,
because the odds are very high - greater than 100 to 1 - that if you're
taking a
statin, you don't really need it.
Even though grapefruits alone don't do much, the researchers suggest that people might be more likely to stick with them than cholesterol - lowering drugs, noting that most people with heart disease stop
taking their
statin drugs within a couple years,
because of the adverse side effects, whereas grapefruit alone don't have any side effects.
Because the study involved only people with mildly or moderately high cholesterol, Jenkins said people with very high cholesterol shouldn't try to replace their
statin medications with a dietary solution unless they're prepared to
take diet seriously.
Statins could be handed out like ketchup packets, the researchers say,
because they are very safe drugs to
take.
Doctors are less inclined to direct a patient to stop
taking statin medication
because of the former two symptoms (since heart disease and strokes are much more serious afflictions), but developing diabetes is obviously problematic also, so good awareness and consistent checkups and blood sugar testing should be standard when
taking these medications.