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Statins are a group of drugs used to treat patients with high cholesterol. They lower cholesterol levels by inhibiting the production of cholesterol in the body. Atorvastatin, Rosuvastatin, Simvastatin, and Pravastatin are some of the commonly used statins.

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How do statins benefit people with HIV/AIDS?

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Should I start statin medication for triglycerides at 36?

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How can I manage high triglycerides without statins at age 42?

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How can I control my high triglycerides safely?

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I am 45, with HbA1C 6.1%. Will this progress to diabetes?

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How to manage high triglycerides in a 52-year-old female?

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Does mild lipid elevation require statin use?

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I am 52. Should I take Fenofibrate in addition to my statin?

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Do statins and healthy habits reduce lipoprotein levels?

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How to manage GERD while on cholesterol medication?

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