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Crestor to Balance Cholesterol Level

Crestor, also known as Rosuvastatin, is classified as HMG CoA reductase inhibitor. The medication works decreasing the amount of triglycerides and low-density lipoprotein (bad cholesterol) in the blood. Besides, additionally the level of high-density lipoprotein (good cholesterol) is increased.

Considering the effect the medication produces on the organism and its functions, it is prescribed for patients with low triglycerides and cholesterol in the blood. Besides, Crestor can slow down the build-up of plague within the blood vessels.

In addition, Crestor can be recommended as a preventative medication to warn heart attack, stroke and other heart-related issues in patients with accompanying diabetes, heart diseases and similar conditions. Crestor is also frequently used to improve hereditary types of high cholesterol, such as homozygous and heterozygous types. The drug is not recommended for patients younger than 7 years old.

Vital Facts about Crestor to Be Aware of

Crestor has a severe impact on the body and its crucial functions, thus, the treatment should be administered in the exact dose, duration and frequency as prescribed by the healthcare provider. Even the slightest violations of intake instructions can lead to undesirable side effects and harmful complications. Consult your doctor before the medication use.

Provide a medical specialist with detailed information concerning the severity of your problem and general health condition. Do not use Crestor once you have:

• Allergic reactions to the active ingredient of the medication or similar treatments;
• Severe liver disease;
• Breastfeeding or pregnancy.

Crestor and its potent active component may harm nursing and unborn children. Additionally, the drug may cause serious birth defects and other complications, so it should not be taken by pregnant women. Talk to your doctor about other health problems you have to ensure the high safety level of Crestor intake in your individual case. Inform the doctor if you have any of the conditions, including:

• Diabetes;
• Thyroid disorder;
• Kidney or liver disease;        
• Alcohol or drug abuse, etc.

Besides, tell your medical specialist if you are over 65, since you will need a lower Crestor dose. Follow the recommendations to benefit from the powerful impact of the medication on the body. Never increase the dose without doctor’s permission; otherwise, you risk getting Crestor side effects activated by the drug overuse.

Crestor Misuse and Related Complications

Seek emergency medical help if you have misused the drug and got any signs of allergic reactions, including:

• Hives, swelling, difficulty breathing;
• Kidney problems;
• Muscle pain;
• Fever, fatigue and others.

Call your doctor if common side effects aggravate and new symptoms occur. They may include liver disorders, nausea, vomiting, stomach discomfort, weakness, kidney issues, decreased appetite, difficulty urinating, etc.