Guest guest Posted August 26, 2010 Report Share Posted August 26, 2010 Make sure you take CoQ10 along with the Crestor!!! From: edgundy <edgundy@...>Lipitor Sent: Thu, August 26, 2010 1:08:35 PMSubject: Am doing well I am doing well around here ... doing as much as I can. I am to have a neurologist call me back next week to schedule an angioplasty on my carotid arteries at OHSU in Portland.My local cardiologist and local neurologist wants me to take Crestor at 10 mg. I have agreed to try it out for awhile to see how it effects me.I am taking Zestril for high blood pressure and they just increased the mgs on that to 10 from 5 to see how I tolerate it ... so far it is working great and my BP was 118/78 at rest in my cardiologists office at my appointment.And of course I am taking Plavix for the blood thinning and that is working good too.Just waiting to hear about the angioplasty right now and time marches on.I have lousy stability and my legs are weak. I feel so uncoordinated at times but I keep my walking up hopefully to build up strength but everyone says that the weakness, memory issues and other things are all residuals from the stroke.Having a brain stem stroke and living through it can be a challenge at times.Just wanted to say hi to all out there.I am still kicking. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 27, 2010 Report Share Posted August 27, 2010 It was 10mg Crestor that did me in, huge sciatic pain as the nerves were affected. I heard about an older man in the UK who went to a neurologist because of minor Parkinsons starting and the neurologist told him to stop statins immediately. His sister with info from me has been trying for 2 years to get him off statins. Now the neurologist has told him to stop, he's stopped. From: edgundy <edgundy@...>Subject: Am doing wellLipitor Date: Friday, August 27, 2010, 1:08 AM I am doing well around here ... doing as much as I can. I am to have a neurologist call me back next week to schedule an angioplasty on my carotid arteries at OHSU in Portland. My local cardiologist and local neurologist wants me to take Crestor at 10 mg. I have agreed to try it out for awhile to see how it effects me. I am taking Zestril for high blood pressure and they just increased the mgs on that to 10 from 5 to see how I tolerate it ... so far it is working great and my BP was 118/78 at rest in my cardiologists office at my appointment. And of course I am taking Plavix for the blood thinning and that is working good too. Just waiting to hear about the angioplasty right now and time marches on. I have lousy stability and my legs are weak. I feel so uncoordinated at times but I keep my walking up hopefully to build up strength but everyone says that the weakness, memory issues and other things are all residuals from the stroke. Having a brain stem stroke and living through it can be a challenge at times. Just wanted to say hi to all out there. I am still kicking. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 27, 2010 Report Share Posted August 27, 2010 It was 10mg Crestor that did me in, huge sciatic pain as the nerves were affected. I heard about an older man in the UK who went to a neurologist because of minor Parkinsons starting and the neurologist told him to stop statins immediately. His sister with info from me has been trying for 2 years to get him off statins. Now the neurologist has told him to stop, he's stopped. From: edgundy <edgundy@...>Subject: Am doing wellLipitor Date: Friday, August 27, 2010, 1:08 AM I am doing well around here ... doing as much as I can. I am to have a neurologist call me back next week to schedule an angioplasty on my carotid arteries at OHSU in Portland. My local cardiologist and local neurologist wants me to take Crestor at 10 mg. I have agreed to try it out for awhile to see how it effects me. I am taking Zestril for high blood pressure and they just increased the mgs on that to 10 from 5 to see how I tolerate it ... so far it is working great and my BP was 118/78 at rest in my cardiologists office at my appointment. And of course I am taking Plavix for the blood thinning and that is working good too. Just waiting to hear about the angioplasty right now and time marches on. I have lousy stability and my legs are weak. I feel so uncoordinated at times but I keep my walking up hopefully to build up strength but everyone says that the weakness, memory issues and other things are all residuals from the stroke. Having a brain stem stroke and living through it can be a challenge at times. Just wanted to say hi to all out there. I am still kicking. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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