You know the phrase� "Women who are pregnant, think you may be pregnant, or are planning to become pregnant should not take Lipitor as it could be harmful to your unborn baby."
Avoid drinking high cholesterol foods and drinking alcohol when on Lipitor. Grapefruit and grapefruit juice may negatively interact with Lipitor and lead to potentially dangerous effects.
If you are breastfeeding you should not take it because it can pass to your child. If you have liver problems you should not take it either. Be cautious if you are allergic to Lipitpor
CAN YOU TAKE LIPITOR AND CARDIZEM TOGETHER?
You take every day lipitor, to level concentration of lipitor, you must take lipitor (same dosage) same time every day. I would say that lipitor stay about 24 hours in your bloodstream.
Unless you tell the NAME of the medicine you want to take instead of Lipitor, no one can answer your question.
Lipitor, along with diet, can reduce cholesterol levels for many patients. However, individual results will vary. You should only take Lipitor under the supervision of a doctor, especially because in rare cases Lipitor can have serious or even fatal side effects.
yes
Yes but don't take them at the same time but separate at least 2 hours bt them
The best medicine that you should take depends on the heart condition that you have. For example, if you have high cholesterol, then you should take lipitor. Aspirin is also a good medication for the heart in general.
Kudzu should not have much effect when mixed with these medications. All herbs have medicinal effects and a doctor should be consulted before ingesting.
There is no problem with taking oranges with lipitor. Be careful. This is too broad a statement. Pomelos, Sevilles and Cara Cara oranges should not be consumed while on Lipitor. They will give the same results as Grapefruit.
It has been cited that Lipitor can hinder the production and effectiveness of testosterone. The doctor that prescribed the Lipitor should have covered this with you, and may be able to assist with testosterone injections.
Bottom line, you need to take it forever. If you stop, your cholesterol will rise back to pre-treatment levels....exposing you to risk of MI and Stroke. You should not stop taking Lipitor without consulting your doctor. However, one of the warnings for Lipitor is that if you experience "unexplained muscle pain or weakness," you should get immediate medical attention, because it may be a symptom of a rare but serious side effect.
No. Unless of course you have no choice. Sometimes that is the case