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Is my statin causing peripheral neuropathy?

Neuropathy | Last Active: Nov 5 5:32pm | Replies (152)

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@mayonaise28

Just about every cardiologist and primary care doctor I have been to in the last 30 years has been pushing statins on me. I have familial high cholesterol. I was diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy around eight years ago. Doctors are still pushing statins. I tried simvastatin in the early 2000's and it messed with my memory. Then pravastatin and rosuvastatin in the last 10 years, both for just a brief time because of neuromuscular symptoms. This has diminished my trust in the medical and pharmaceutical establishments somewhat.

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I don’t blame you. We have to be our own advocates. Did you try asking about a statin alternative? There are things you can take now if you can’t tolerate statins. My doctor mentioned this to me in case I have a problem with the Simvastatin she put me back on. I didn’t have a problem before when I was on it so my fingers are crossed. 🤞 I do admit that I think I have a slight memory on it. Not bad but sometimes annoying.

Cholesterol is needed in the body! Dump the statins!

Take co q 10 for what he statins have depleted your body of.