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I am 55 years old. I had open Heart surgery when I was 41. In the...

Posted at 5:15 PM on Jul 16, 2008 by david529, #32433
I am 55 years old. I had open Heart surgery when I was 41. In the last five years, my triglycerides where high. I was on, Lipitor, Tricor, Mobic. I droped thr Tricor, because I went on line and learned you are not supposed to take tricor and Lipitor together. Lately I have had tingling just below my neck. I am feeling flu like symptoms the last couple of days for no apparent reason. I am weak, all my joints amd muscles ache. My Cholesterol is about 146. Well after reading all this I am going off this stuff today. Are these some of the symptoms? Also in the last 2 years I have gone from a 8 and half size shoe to a 9 and half...like my feet have swollen.
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Reply about 1 year ago on Jul 16, 2008 by 777, #10202

I , too, was a victim of Lipitor for 8 years. I could no longer stand the side effects. I am taking natural products to lower my cholesterol with no side effects.
Unfortunately, the drs. don't know anything about the side effects. They rely the drug co's, who don't care except the $.
If it interested, I can help you. Just e-mail back (click on private mail).

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Reply about 1 year ago on Aug 25, 2008 by sueco4, #11561

You need to work on the triglycerides by taking chromium GTF (glucose tolerance factor) and raise you HDL, the good cholesterol by taking fish oil supplements and natural vitamin E. Also if you continue to take these drugs you need to supplement with CoQ10. The increase in shoe size may be related to ligaments loosening in your feet.

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