Did My Cholesterol Drug Cause the Problem?
There are plenty of wonder drugs on the market for every ailment. The new cholesterol preventing drugs are on the list of “great discoveries” – for now. Apparently drugs like Lipitor are statins, and statins can cause muscle weakness if used for long periods of time. In fact, some people are claiming they now have permanent muscle damage in their backs because of extreme weakness. Of course, the company that makes Lipitor denies their drug causes back pain.
Lipitor back pain is a raging debate right now. There are even lawsuits that have been filed against the drug company. But the problem is proving there is a direct connection between using Lipitor and developing back pain. If you are taking the drug and do begin to experience muscle weakness or back pain, you should report it to your doctor right away. There’s no sense taking a chance with your back.
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