Yes, but: Crestor (rosuvastatin) probably has lower muscle side effects than most other statins. You can try reducing Crestor (rosuvastatin) dose or Zetia, which reduces cholesterol levels by different mechanism, because it sounds like you need to lower your cholesterol levels with meds. Consult your doctor for specific recommendation in your case.
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Yes, Ask Your Doctor: Elevated LDL is an important modifiiable risk factor for decreasing risk of cardiovascular disease. High LDL can be present due to inherited and acquired medical conditions. Work with your doctor to identify and manage all factors contributing to your high LDL level. In addition to maintaining diet and execise, different statins or other lipid altering therapy can be considered.
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