- Some users have reported that their sexual desire and energy have decreased after months of using the drug.
- Male Crestor users have reported having problems maintaining or getting erections while on the drug.
- Users of statins such as Crestor have experienced testicular pain. This is typically accompany by other general body pains, including in the neck, abdomen and pelvic areas.
- While there have been few to no direct links between Crestor and impotence, researchers are split on whether statins can cause or actually fight impotence.
- Crestor has been linked to even more serious side effects, including kidney damage, organ failure, muscle toxicity and death. AstraZeneca recommends people with liver problems and pregnant women not take the medication. In addition, the Food and Drug Administration recommends that Asian patients in particular take lower dosages of Crestor, and that users report to their doctors immediately if they have muscle pain and weakness, dark urine, nausea or vomiting, as these symptoms could point to serious problems.
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