Crestor, also known as rishuvaroxaban calcium, is one of the most common prescription drugs for patients with high levels of bad cholesterol.While the drug is considered one of the strongest of its kind, it should be taken with care due to a range of dangerous side effects reported.Before starting the treatment, the patient should discuss with the doctor the benefits of the treatment, the side effects and their special circumstances.This should be avoided by pregnant women, patients with liver or heart problems, or patients allergic to any drug ingredient.After the treatment begins, the patient should strictly respect the dose, take the pill once a day, and, if possible, take it at the same time every day, combined with a healthy diet and physical exercise.They should avoid antacid, foods with high fat or cholesterol levels, alcohol and grapefruit.If the patient finds any of the following symptoms, it is recommended that they contact the doctor immediately: Unexplained muscle pain and severe headache nausea, vomiting or abdominal pain, swelling of the hands or feet, difficulty breathing, tightening of the chest and face, swelling of the mouth, these signs of lip or tongue may indicate allergic reactions, but may also be symptoms of severe muscle damage, liver, kidney or heart failure.The reported heart failure appears to be due to the drug lowering the patient's Q10 level, which is responsible for normal cardiac function.If a person has already suffered a serious injury due to a drug, he or she should consider consulting arossu's heart failure lawyer to discuss the possibility of financial compensation.If product liability or medical negligence can be demonstrated, the injured patient will be eligible for financial compensation to cover medical expenses, treatment costs and pain and suffering
