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Old 09-16-2009, 12:45 AM #8
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Have been on Lipitor for almost 2 decades. Way before MS. My neuro (previous) and current MS specialist have never voiced concern.

Wish there was a way to check cholesterol OTC. Anybody know if there is? Would like to check more than once a yr, and see if things like oatmeal, exercise, etc. help.

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