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Should i stop taking cholesterol tablets

2018-08-25 04:37:48
Ive hat ct heart scan results very clean no calcium at all..should i stop taking cholesterol tablets
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If your lipid profile is better then you can plan to decrease the dose. You can take consultation so that I can talk to you and guide you better

Answered2018-08-25 17:38:09

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