2 out of every 3 people taking Lipitor for heart disease will go on to have a heart attack. Why? If you take Lipitor, you need to follow a diet low in saturated fat to get most of the beneficial effects of Lipitor on LDL cholesterol.
Lipitor can cause rhabdomyolysis, a life threatening side effect. In rhabdomyolysis, Lipitor causes your muscle to break down and block the tubules in your kidneys, causing renal failure.
If you are taking Lipitor and experiencing muscle pain, call your doctor immediately. She may want to lower your Lipitor dosage or take you off Lipitor completely.
Doctors have also been concerned that Lipitor could cause liver failure. If you have liver disease or drink heavily, you need to discuss this with your doctor before taking Lipitor.
Other side effects of Lipitor include constipation, flatulence, dyspepsia, and abdominal pain.
Different statins cause different side effects. If you are having trouble with Lipitor, you may want to discuss switching to another statin, such as Crestor, Zocor, or Vytorin.
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