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Old 12-07-2009, 04:27 PM #11
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Hi everyone again. Above note I pressed wrong key. I then typed a detailed history & didn't silly me press wrong key again. lost all that info.
I have also had problems with keeps saying I'm not logged in. Somehow I'm being logged out. Maybe tomorrow when I'm not too tired I shall try again.

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After a terrible night last night, with agonizing pains that have now started in my shoulder as well as my leg, my wife finally managed to get hold of our Doctor and explained, AGAIN, the symptoms and my belief that the simvastin is the cause of the pain.

Ist reply from him, no, no its not the statins, Ist question he asked was, is his urine redish coloured? answer yes. Oh thats the start of Myopathy...stop the Stimvastin at once.......

AARRRGGGHHHHH

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I would certainly get your CPK done. That said, I have PN and myopathy, with aching pain, and have never taken a statin....not that the doc didn't push it.
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