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Congressman's widow sues Pfizer over Lipitor effects

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Sharon Hope - 19 Jul 2006 03:27 GMT
http://www.midhudsonnews.com/News/Fish_Lipitor-18Jul06.htm

Congressman's widow sues Pfizer over Lipitor effects

excerpts:   " against Pfizer, Inc., charging the drug company with
concealing serious and permanent health risks associated with its
cholesterol drug Lipitor"

'peripheral nervous system damage, short-term memory loss and depression.'
listener - 19 Jul 2006 14:22 GMT
> http://www.midhudsonnews.com/News/Fish_Lipitor-18Jul06.htm
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> 'peripheral nervous system damage, short-term memory loss and depression.'

You recently stated:

"A recently published medical journal article showed 100% of statin
patients have muscle damage identifiable on muscle biopsy after only a few
months.

Another recently published study showed all statin patients have measurable
cognitive impacts after 6 months.

Another recently published study showed neuropathy 26 times more likely in
statin patients."

Could you please supply links for these three statements?

Thank you.

L.
ncgen - 20 Jul 2006 16:38 GMT
While I haven't paid much attention to this issue prior to today, I do
know my husband had to come off Lipitor because of severe pain in his
legs, muscle/joint aches and pains over his body,  He had such severe
fatique he could barely walk much less work.  The depression he
occassionally had became a severe depression that he'd never
experienced before.  His cardiologist and primary physician took him
off of it as soon as they saw what he was experiencing.  He'd not had
peripheral neuropathy before taking Lipitor but now even after being
off it nearly two years, still has severe problems with that.  Later
when he saw a new physician, he was told that those are common side
effects of Lipitor.
 
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