With a good cholesterol (HDL) level of 38 mg/dL and a bad cholesterol (LDL) level of 93 mg/dL, should I continue taking my prescribed Lipirose Gold 20 and Pantacid 40? | Apollo Pharmacy

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With a good cholesterol (HDL) level of 38 mg/dL and a bad cholesterol (LDL) level of 93 mg/dL, should I continue taking my prescribed Lipirose Gold 20 and Pantacid 40?

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With a good cholesterol (HDL) level of 38 mg/dL and a bad cholesterol (LDL) level of 93 mg/dL, should I continue taking my prescribed Lipirose Gold 20 and Pantacid 40?

Asked by Male, 57 · 23 hours ago

Vikas Singh

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23 hours ago

This excellent result is likely because your Lipirose Gold 20 (containing rosuvastatin, aspirin, and clopidogrel) is working effectively. Please do not stop taking Lipirose Gold 20 or Pantacid 40 (pantoprazole) without consulting your physician. Stopping them suddenly could cause your cholesterol to rise again and increase your cardiovascular risk. Pantacid 40 is also essential to protect your stomach while taking these heart medications. Please share these encouraging results with your doctor to see if any dosage adjustments are needed.

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