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   Why do people stop taking statins?

   • Some people stop taking statins because they experience side effects that they don’t like, most notably muscle pains and joint aches. Some people may also experience nausea. Rather than discontinuing medications because of side effects, Dr. Cho urges people to talk with their healthcare provider about their symptoms.

   What Happens if You Stop Taking Statins?

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   Do statins have any side effects?

   • The majority of people who take statins do not experience any side effects. As with all drugs, however, a small minority experience mild to severe side effects when taking statins. The adverse effects that they most commonly experience are muscle problems and a slightly increased risk of type 2 diabetes, which we cover in more detail.

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   What are the side effects of stopping statin?

   • It's important to talk to your doctor if you're thinking about stopping your statin. You told us the side effects you worry about include muscle pain, feeling tired and not sleeping and weight changes. The most common side effect reported is muscle pain, weakness or cramps.

   Statins – your questions answered - BHF - British Heart Foundation

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   Are Statins life threatening?

   • Statins go by brand names like Lipitor®, Mevacor®, Crestor® and more. They’re a key part of treatment that will help keep your heart healthy. Statins are some of the most common prescription medications in the United States. But all too often, people stop taking statins on their own, and the side effects can be life-threatening.

   What Happens if You Stop Taking Statins?

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   What happens if you stop taking atorvastatin?

   • Talk to your doctor first to see if it really is a side effect of atorvastatin or an unrelated problem. Your doctor may suggest that you lower your dose or change your medicine. You will not get any withdrawal symptoms. However, stopping atorvastatin may cause your cholesterol to rise. This increases your risk of

   Common questions about atorvastatin - NHS

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   Can going off statins cause heart disease?

   • Statins are a commonly prescribed medication to control cholesterol, but some people struggle to stay on them. Now, new research finds that going off statins could raise your risk of dying from heart disease. The scientific review analyzed data from 52 studies of more than 4 million people on statins, most of whom had recently started the therapy.

   Why Your First Year After Discontinuing a Statin Can Be Deadly

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   Jan 24, 2024 · Some people stop taking statins because they experience side effects that they don’t like, most notably muscle pains and joint aches. Some people may also experience nausea.

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   Jul 23, 2024 · Some people experience or are concerned about side effects. Others may feel that they no longer need to take this type of drug. Anyone who wants to stop taking a statin should talk with a...

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   Sep 5, 2024 · Statins are a commonly prescribed medication to control cholesterol, but some people struggle to stay on them. Now, new research finds that going off statins could raise your risk of dying from heart disease. The scientific review analyzed data from 52 studies of more than 4 million people on statins, most of whom had recently started the ...

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   May 24, 2024 · Bottom line. If you’ve been taking statins and want to stop, only do so with a doctor’s guidance. It’s possible for some people to stop safely, but it can be especially risky for others....

7. www.cnn.com › 2017/07/24 › healthWhat happens to patients who stop taking statins? | CNN

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   Jul 24, 2017 · Some patients decide to stop taking statins, a cholesterol-lowering drug, if they experience side effects. A new study tracked how they did.

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   Side effects can be different depending on the statin you’re taking. If side effects are affecting you, speak to your doctor about your symptoms. They can help to find out what’s causing your side effects and help you manage them.

9. www.nhs.uk › medicines › atorvastatinCommon questions about atorvastatin - NHS

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   You may want to stop atorvastatin if you think you're having side effects. Talk to your doctor first to see if it really is a side effect of atorvastatin or an unrelated problem. Your doctor may suggest that you lower your dose or change your medicine. You will not get any withdrawal symptoms.