Livercol

Livercol (Rosuvastatin Calcium) is a type of prescription medication that is classified as a statin. It can help with a variety of health concerns including reducing bad cholesterol and heart disease. Rosuvastatin can reduce the amount of plaque that builds up around the blood vessels. As a result, that can lower the risk of heart attack and stroke.

The most common use of Livercol is to reduce bad cholesterol. It is taken along with efforts to improve diet, lose any extra weight, and increase daily exercise. Rosuvastatin isn`t a substitute for engaging in good lifestyle choices on a daily basis.

Rosuvastatin can help to reduce the amount of cholesterol the live produces. This is due to an enzyme that it creates. Rosuvastatin also improves the body`s ability to breakdown any cholesterol the liver makes and releases into the bloodstream.

Livercol (Rosuvastatin Calcium) is an oral tablet that is taken daily. It can be given in various amounts. The lowest dose is 5 mg per day. Some patients need more such as 10 mg, 20 mg or up to the maximum of 40 mg per day. Typically, your doctor will start you on a low dose and try to find the best results with the least amount of medication. If necessary, the dose will be bumped up at intervals to the maximum. Never change the dose of Rosuvastatin on your own. Only upon the approval of your doctor.

Nausea and vomiting are possible with the use of Livercol (Rosuvastatin Calcium). If that occurs, take Rosuvastatin after eating. Try to take it early in the day if you notice signs of insomnia. Common side effects include fatigue, headaches, and irritability.

Tell your doctor immediately if you notice changes in the color of your urine. If you have any muscle pain that lingers you should also inform your doctor. Memory loss and confusion are signs that your dose is too high. Seek immediate medical help if such problems occur.

Individuals with liver or kidney problems shouldn`t use Livercol as it can make such concerns worse. The use of alcohol isn`t recommended with the use of Rosuvastatin. It can prevent it from helping you. It can also increase the risk of liver problems.

Women who are pregnant or planning to get pregnant aren`t a good candidate for Rosuvastatin. If you become pregnant tell your doctor immediately. Women who are nursing can pass Rosuvastatin along to the infant and it can be harmful.