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In Reply to: lipitor causing muscle pain and weakness posted by Lori on June 09, 2000 at 21:24:39: ... Yeah these are definetly signs of lipitor caused symptoms.
I have tried several other cholesterol lowering drugs, but have had muscle aching. I started taking Lipitor and after about 3 weeks, experienced joint pain and some muscle pain.
This is a muscle enzyme and usually up with lipitor associated myositis. But, I have had at least two patients who have had muscle pain and normal cpk-but the pains cleared with stopping the lipitor.
Lipitor is proven to lower total cholesterol by 29 to 45 percent. As with any prescription, it comes with a list of possible side effects, such as muscle pain or weakness and liver dysfunction.
Massage therapists are expected to alleviate stress, help with relaxation, and relieve pain caused by injuries, ... Patient complaints of nonspecific muscle pain; ... Statins such as Lipitor, Mevacor,
Some people who have been using Lipitor for as little as two months report serious muscle weakness and pain.
Other side effects including memory loss and muscle pain have been very high, but I had no idea these were side effects of the Lipitor.
Technorati Tags: statins, muscle pain, lipitor, crestor, ... Pain medication would diminish the full effects of the problems caused by a statin. I will again post after the trial without the Lipitor.
In fact, it is so rare that I have never personally seen a case caused by statin drugs in 25 years as a doctor. When a patient discontinues their “statin”, the muscle aches quickly disappear.
There's evidence in the medical literature that patients on statins don't report any more muscle pain than those on a placebo, which causes many doctors to disregard any complaints.
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