A triglyceride level of 392 is high, and Stator 10 alone may not be enough to bring it down. You should see your doctor, who may adjust your medicine, add another lipid-lowering drug, or recommend lifestyle changes. Meanwhile, focus on reducing sugary and fatty foods, exercising regularly, limiting alcohol, and maintaining a healthy weight, as these can help lower triglycerides.

Waist and knee pain while on your medicines could be due to arthritis, joint wear-and-tear, or nerve-related issues, but high triglycerides and some medications can also contribute to muscle or joint discomfort. You should see your doctor or a specialist (orthopaedic or neurologist) to check your joints and nerves and adjust treatment if needed.