Flying mermaid
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isnt that good . Yes I don’t believe Crestor has anything to do with it. I went to their website and read their FAQs and it said you had to take Crestor for 2 to 4 weeks for it to start reducing your cholesterol- 9 days would hardly do anything and certainly wouldn’t be reducing cholesterol 4 weeks later!I had high cholesterol for many years. GP said need to be on medication for life. Think it was Crestor. After a few years I'd had enough and stopped taking medication. 6 months later Cholesterol back to normal and 10 years later still normal.
It wasn't Crestor. The body did it all.
I am a very literal person and have always been told not to eat or drink anything before a blood test, so I was going into the tests without having drunk any water for 14 hours. I have read dehydration can affect your lipid results, so now I am making sure that I drink a couple of glasses of water in that 14 hour period.
I have to have another blood test next week where they are going to look for all the Rheumatoid stuff, but they are doing lipids again so that will be interesting.