come of statins my dairy the effects/// week 2
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Came of stastins .... as they made me ache in my right arm and in left foot had bad neck problems and really felt crap when i walked my hips were painful now that i m of them i feel far better more aware can use my arm and feet have got better so can walk only problem is pins and needle s in left hand and left foot .
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jude65855 graham_j
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Did the statins have other effects for you apart from the pain? eg, depression, lethargy, lost libido?
graham_j jude65855
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jude65855 graham_j
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It wd be good if some research could be done into why they affect some of us so badly and others not at all.
Have you heard anything about legal action against the statins manufacturers, because I haven't? It 'd be difficult to sue for side effects which vanish when we stop taking the drug, but the people with long term permanent damage would be due big payouts. The only problem is that I'll bet the companies would do what James Hardie did over the asbestos, pull every legal trick in the book in the hope the claimants would die before it got to court, which is in fact what happened. Grrrrrr I say!
usch jude65855
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From the research I did, presciptions of Statins within Europe have increased exponentially over the last 20 years, the statics are there.
But, I could not find any statistical data that there is a correlation between the use of Statins and a reduction in heart attacks or strokes.
Their usefulness is based on - seemingly - unreliable clinical trials an a lot of assumptions.
I think law suits have commenced in the US, but it is easier over there to sue, I think.
jude65855 usch
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I don't understand people putting drugs in their bodies without checking either the manufacturer's information sheets, which in the case of statins do list the possible side effects, including the long term permanent delibitating ones, or the internet. Why are people so trusting? I don't get it ....
A new GP (now an ex GP for me) recently prescribed me some new medication for migraine: the manufacturer clearly warns that it should NEVER be prescribed for anyone with a history of heart attack or high blood pressure, both of which she knew I'd had. I didn't take them, of course, but what if I had?
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BUT WHAT they did not tell me was the side effects the worry and stress leading up to operation and then the issolation and pain and worry after which i have found worse if it wasnt for heart nurse mo when i can contact her i would have been in a bad place of depression.I feel sorry for the elderly people who just get parmed of as i did at least i have my own will to decide what im going to do and take...BUT i m feeling far better than i did ..pins and needles still there in left foot and left hand but i sleep better and feel better funny when this operation took place had insert in right arm in wrist.
jude65855 graham_j
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So how long have you been waiting to get into a rehab group? How long ago was the heart atack and stent surgery?
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jude65855 graham_j
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As far as I know stents are the only thing to re-open a collapsed artery, but I'm sure if I'm wrong others on here will share their knowledge.
usch graham_j
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I have developed calcification deposits in my lower back and also in my shoulder.
This only came to light when I insisted on an Xray, after years of complaining about back pain and being sent to physiotherapy.
What do you think? Is there a connection between the use of statins and my condition, which is irreversible.
jude65855 usch
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There's an enormous amount of evidence that statins cause muscle pain and weakness
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jude65855 graham_j
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There's no doubt statins are effective in lowering cholesterol: the issues are at what cost to the rest of your health & quality of life AND does choelsterol need to be that low anyway?