Experiences with

Fluvastatin

Fluvastatin showed higher cytotoxicity against lymphoma cells than atorvastatin and simvastatin (39).

I've had rls since I was in my teens. I'm now 66 years old. About 6-7 years ago, I was finally diagnosed with RLS, and given a medication that I can't recall the exact name of, but it was something like lebadopa carbadopa?? Anyway, that worked very well for me at first, but after a few months it would

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I had severe left sided pain Wednesday evening. Grabbed my hospital bag and took a taxi to emergency. It wasn't a heart attack but i was admitted to cardiology ward because of irregular ecg. On Sunday morning i am having a cardiac catheterization to look for and treat any narrowing of arteries. I

Based on these studies, do you think it's best to use simvastatin as your choice of statins? I'm using Crestor 5 mg plus 5mg Zetia and my ldl has gone down to a level, which puts me at risk of infection. Plus, my brain isnt functioning nearly as well as it used to. My current ldl is 27. This probably

Common statins include atorvastatin (brand name: Lipitor and many others); rosuvastatin (Crestor, Ezallor Sprinkle); simvastatin (Zocor, Simvador); fluvastatin (Lescol, Canef, Vastin); lovastatin (Mevacor, Advicor, Altocor, Altoprev); pitavastatin (Livazo, Livalo, Zypitamag); pravastatin (Pravachol and

Hi - is anyone taking ribociclib / letrazole and supplementing with turkey tail? I want to but my oncologist says no due to the lovastatin in the turkey tail ... but I think that's so low that it shouldn't interfere with the ribociclib ...?

Fluvastatin: 20 mg/day, 21% reduction 40 mg/day, 27% reduction 80 mg/day, 33% reduction Pravastatin: 10 mg/day, 20% reduction 20 mg/day, 24% reduction 40 mg/day, 29% reduction Simvastatin: 10 mg/day, 27% reduction 20 mg/day, 32% reduction 40 mg/day, 37% reduction 80 mg/day, 42% reduction Atorvastatin

HI I asked my GP this but she doesn’t know. I take Lovastatin for High cholesterol. For many years all my numbers have been well within normal range. Never a spike I also make sue I eat very healthy. So I just got my latest lab test and was shocked to see ONLY my LDL went up to 111 usually it has been

One day the doctor changed me to Fluvastatin (apparently cheaper at the time) and the.'fun ' began. I felt as though every part of me was vibrating. was then put on Atorvastatin and after a while began getting weird feelings in.my.legs; feelings which I chose to.ignore for some time.

It was on the website, myelin.org (now defunct), that I first learned about Sobetrirome and it's role in upregulating ABCD2. I believe myelin.org was run by Lorenzo Odone's parents. It was there that I first read about Ampyra as well. But, I digress. It was originally envisaged that sobetirome

Hi I just joined, I look forward to learning and maybe unraveling some worry and confusion. I am a pretty healthy 70 yrs old. This all started last year. That year my GFR was 69, I started taking Glucosimine. Next blood test my GFR suddenly dropped to 56. I am on three meds lisipronol 20 mg, lovastatin

FRIDAY, Feb. 28, 2020 (HealthDay News) -- Statin use alone or in combination with metformin is associated with lower all-cause and prostate cancer (PCa) mortality among high-risk patients, according to a study published online Feb. 8 in Cancer Medicine. Xiang-Lin Tan, M.D., Ph.D., from Rutgers, The

For those interested in the full text of the recent study: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1002/cam4.2862 Of particular interest is Table 3. Note that Lovastatin did very poorly, but not many men were using it. Simvastatin, which had more users than the other statins combined, was disappointing

Hi everyone I live in the Uk and have had dsap for several years, I am allergic to efudex so treatment is limited,I have read in America at York university they have been trying a mixture of Cholesterol 2% and Lovastatin 2% mixed with 96% base cream with good effects. Just wounded if any one in the Uk

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In this study fluvastatin was used, maybe not the best option against PCA. Dipyridamole can be taken instead/with aspirin, and there is a version with aspirin in it (Aggrenox).

Another problem, on a different note, was years of almost continuous mouth ulcers – but these have been slightly less frequent on changing to Fluvastatin – having worked my way through every other available type.

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"Overcoming this feedback mechanism by knocking down or inhibiting SREBP2 potentiated fluvastatin-induced PCa cell death.