I think that's a statin to reduce cholesterol
Statins are well tolerated by many individuals, certain patients are at an increased risk of developing side effects. Individuals over eighty years old are more likely to experience side effects, and patients who have liver or kidney issues could also have more unwanted side effects.
When using statins, patients may need to have regular blood tests to monitor their cholesterol.
A few of you had asked me about my aunt’s experience with her Medicare physical last week and for the “talking points” we settled on.
I am sorry that I forgot to get back to you until now. I was busy with working on the house over the weekend and have been busy, as is par for the course lately, doing 40% of the work on my team when I am only 15% of the team.
Anyhoo, the topic of the vaxseem did not come up. That is, the doctor never asked if she got it yet or if she wanted a booster.
She liked him this time. This was her second visit. She didn’t like him when she first saw him in March, but said he was very different this time and much more personable.
She had settled on her main talking point being about Pfizer having to be taken to court to reveal trial data they wanted hidden for 75 years. I couldn’t get through to her on my ideas for talking points, which consisted of how few Ohioans got the 2nd booster and some of the recent preprints that have come out lately how many vaccinated people are getting Covid versus the unvaxxed and data from Germany about vax injuries.