Could my severe leg and buttock muscle weakness, stiffness, and racing heart be side effects of my medications?Telma 40, Inderal LA 40, Rosuvas 10mg, and Serta 100mg?and what steps should I take next? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Could my severe leg and buttock muscle weakness, stiffness, and racing heart be side effects of my medications?Telma 40, Inderal LA 40, Rosuvas 10mg, and Serta 100mg?and what steps should I take next?

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Could my severe leg and buttock muscle weakness, stiffness, and racing heart be side effects of my medications?Telma 40, Inderal LA 40, Rosuvas 10mg, and Serta 100mg?and what steps should I take next?

Asked by Female, 44 · 1 month ago

Chandrakanta Jena

Pharm D

1 month ago

Yes, your symptoms could be related to your medications. Rosuvas (rosuvastatin) can sometimes cause muscle stiffness and weakness, particularly in the legs and buttocks. Additionally, a racing heart can sometimes be linked to Serta (sertraline) or changes with Inderal LA (propranolol). Please do not stop any medication suddenly, especially your beta-blocker Inderal LA, as this can cause rebound heart racing. Instead, contact your doctor promptly. They can run a simple blood test to check your muscle enzymes and safely adjust your treatment plan to help you feel better.

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