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Dear Doctor: My aching legs make me want to quit my cholesterol medicine

Jasmine Rodriguez
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Bureau Chief · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 11:00 AM · 1 min read
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Dear Doctor: My aching legs make me want to quit my cholesterol medicine — Syracuse Health news

Dear Doctor Roach: Over the years, I’ve taken a variety of statins. It seems that eventually, I always get bad leg problems with many aches and pains. Various doctors just change the kind of statin I take, but the same things happen. I decided to help myself a little bit and cut the pills in half. For a while, it seemed to work, but then the leg aches eventually returned.

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