← Return to PMR appears in people with Commonalities, by chance?

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The one “commonality” you are all experiencing may be because, if you are over the age of 60, all doctors prescribe STATINS like they are candy for the aged.
I firmly believe statins directly cause PMR.

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I am not on statins - was on no meds at all previous to this but I’ll agree w you that statins are a bad idea.

Never taken a statin in my life and I am well past 60 with PMR. Gave up refined sugar 3 years ago and my Lipid Panel is beautiful. Statins may be a contributing factor in your case but I suspect there are several other factors at play. I also suspect that your sugar intake contributes to the inflammation that PMR causes. Sugar is a food that every anti-inflammatory diet says to limit.

Yeah, I've never had a statin either.

Nor I. I have never been on a statin. In fact, no drug really until the prednisone.