Cholesterol Control
Lipitor is the #1 prescribed cholesterol-lowering medication prescribed to more than 18 million people. It has been proven to bring numbers down and keep them there. Which is why doctors prescribe Lipitor more often than any other cholesterol-lowering medicine. It's time to ask your doctor about Lipitor.
When that is the case, doctors will prescribe drugs to help lower the LDL (bad cholesterol) levels, while increasing HDL (good cholesterol) levels. The most common cholesterol-lowering drug is Lipitor.
Another medication that a physician may prescribe in keeping cholesterol under control is Zocor. This particular drug is not right for everyone. Zocor side effects: muscle pain, headaches, weakness, nausea, vomiting, upset stomach, and respiratory infection. Although these side effects are less common, it’s important to talk to your doctor to see if Zocor is right for you.
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