Hi,
I have been taking the new class of pcsk9 drugs for over a year now, along with a statin, and over the past 9-10 months have experienced chronic tingling in my fingers, reduced circulation in my fingers and feet, and a degree of chronic numbness in the bottom front of my feet, including some of my toes. Anyone else on these drugs and experiencing the same symptoms? If so, what have you done?
I would like to know what problems if any there are. Does it cause memory problems or muscle cramps? Thanks
I’m on Preludent same as Repatha no problems
My wife desperately need one .I pay for postage and for the apray
I get mine from my pharmacist with a script form my doctor
I have been using entresto four about four months. my factor went from 37 to 40
as i continue to take this medicine, what can i expect to achieve for a new factor
how long will i be taking this medication. I know these are questions for my cardiologist, but it is difficult to see her
thanks for the info. robert in the hills of vermont.
I have coronary artery disease also I just turned 60
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I feel much better with very little Rib cage pains.
Feels energetic. Maintain schedules of diet and medication.
Daily 35 min morning walk, meditation. Cardiac rehab workoutat home. BP and BSL very much under control.
Would like to start Gym with treadmill, stationary bike, strength trsining on machines with light weights. I monitor heart rate with chest band monitor.
I agree . Once you get the OK from your doctor,you should be good to go. It sounds like you wish to continue a routine similar to your Cardiac Rehab.Wish you success with your health goals.