Lipitor And Hiv

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Lipitor and HIV

I found this site after searching on Google for Lipitor Side effects. Now my question(s) are:What has Lipitor got to do with HIV?If I am experiencing muscle pain, is it more harmful to stop taking Lipitor, or less harmfullThanksMalcolm...

Response from Keith Henry, M.D.

University of Minnesota, School of Medicine

There has been some data suggesting that Lipitor may have a direct effect on HIV but that has not been confirmed by follow-up studies to date. Lipitor can cause muscle damage not related to HIV which can be aggravated by its interaction with... Read more »

lipitor & HCV/HIV

I have had HCV and HIV for 15 years. I've been on Sustiva/Combivir for over 3 years, CD4 700... Read more »

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I have excess medication such as Lexiva, Epzicom, Metformin, Lipitor, and Tricor. I wonder what I can do with it? Sell it? Give it away? or Throw it away. Its all unopened bottles. Please help! Send me IM. Read more »

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