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High Triglycerides

by  houstonian007
Monday, May 28, 2007
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I had several stents. I also Had an open heart surgery in 2003 , since then I have. I have high triglycerides (389) despite taking both Zetia and Tricor as well as Omeg...
  1. high trigs
    Vinnie 41
    Friday, June 01, 2007 at 06:47 PM
    Well I was having high trigs also 1100 to be exact an my doctor put me on vytorin an in two months it dropped to 300 , Im looking forward to next months check up to see how much more it has dropped .
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    Vytorin vs. Risk of Continued Usage
    Albert
    Tuesday, September 16, 2008 at 04:22 PM

    I would like to hear from anyone whose doctor has taken them off Vytorin since the concerns raised regarding the continued use of this statin medication.


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    arkansas survivor
    Saturday, June 02, 2007 at 06:30 AM

    Have you been in a cardiac rehab program? How is your BMI? Weight loss can reduce triglycerides, which are often tied to carbohydrate intake.


    What do you consider "moderate" exercise? Do you exercise at least thirty minutes daily to the appropriate aerobic level? This can be determined by your rehab nurse, as medications and exercise tolerance are linked to heart rate goals. (Recommendations are at least five days weekly.) Good luck....


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  3. High Triglycerides
    Bob MacKay
    Friday, June 08, 2007 at 09:10 AM
    I've been in the same boat, in Canada, for a number of years. HDL, and LDL appear to be Okay. Tri's are off the mark. Weight control seems to help, as well as no alcohol. Niaspan was working but I developed an allergic reaction and had to stop. Now I am not on any meds for cholesterol at all, and that has me worried. I seem to have reactions to most of the related meds, with sore muscles etc. Good luck! I'll follow this question with interest.
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  4. Sore Muscles
    Leon
    Monday, June 11, 2007 at 12:12 AM

    I also had the sore musles symptoms - very badly so. Until I started taking Co-enzyme Q10 (CoQ10) supplements. The pains disappeared to this day. The sore muscles are often related to statin drugs being prescribed for cholesterol and or high trigl. But over and above that, CoQ10 is an excellent supplement to take.
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