The makers of Crestor "AstraZeneca" have not fully disclosed problems with taking Crestor.instead of breaking down their claimed "muscular weakness" problems, so that treated patients can understand this they leave it blank.
Crestor causes severe muscluar problems that range from nerves in the spine feeling pitched, and throwing out your back muscles with horrific spasms. Too accute attack of the heart muscles. Leaving one's heart fluttering and aching not to mention breathless and scared as heart muscles weaken according to "AstraZeneca".
Crestor will attack the leg muscles as well as any other muscle group. The calves for instance can feel like you've run a 10K race, and are recovering from "Lactic Acid" build up. The neck muscles can become overly tight and extremely hard to move. Spasms in back muscles or nerves again can leave pulled back muscles, and a recovery time of several weeks if not a month.
I found that taking just the minimum dosage (5MG) has been to much for me to handle. Crestor is being prescribed for persons with total cholesterol counts exceeding 200.in my case it was a cholesterol count of 212, and the count dropped in half after six to nine weeks of taking Crestor to 120.
This would almost certainly suggest that anyone eating meats and dairy products, and people who are over-weight will be prescribed Crestor. This nation's diet does not coralate with such a "muscle weakening" prescribed drug.
Smokers, meat eaters, and many more greasy spoon habits like McDonalds just don't mesh. My diet is non-meat based, non-grease, non-fat, non-fry, veggie soy based foods cooked up by a lady who has a Master's Degree in Business Adminstration. Who also has a over all 130 blood level cholesterol count.
I would guess it's my weight (350lbs), and lack of exercise due to asthma that has caused a rise in my higher levels of blood cholesterol.
How do I say "Risk is in the eye of the Crestor patients", and death just a mere formality of taking such a prescribed drug. And I say this because I don't see any results listed for patients using asthma drugs, nor is there a break down listed for muscle weakness signs.
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