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Burning or freezing feet, side effect of crestor (rosuvastatin)?
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No: It is not. It sounds like you have a peripheral neuropathy (bilateral, symmetric, stocking distribution dysesthesia). Causes are varied. Diabetes, inadequate circulation, kidney dysfunction, vitmin B12 and other vitamin deficiencies are typical causes when any cause can be determined. There are treatments. Good luck.
Answered 11/28/2014
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