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Cholestrol tablets continuous usage
I have been using cholestrol (Rozucor) tablets on and off for 2-3 months along with sugar control (Metformin) tablets. Whenever I use cholestrol tablets regularly, I get some rashes on my skin (cheeks and behind below the neck area).
I have been told by doctors to use these medications life long.
Please suggest if these side effects are a signal to stop using cholestrol tablets or need to change my medication.
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Need to change the drug since you have to take it life long
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All anticholesterol have this problem ,take ezetamide 10
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Rashes are a response to particular drug chemical.
Being a patient of hypercholesterolemia you have to take them regularly which means the best option is to change the drug.
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Visit your regular doctor for drug change
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Need to change medication
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consult online
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Need to change
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