What are the long-term safety considerations for Rosuvastatin use in high-risk patients, and how can risks be minimized during extended therapy?
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Long-term use of Rosuvastatin in high-risk patients may increase risks of diabetes and muscle damage. Regular monitoring of blood sugar and CK levels can help mitigate these risks.
Prolonged Rosuvastatin therapy in high-risk individuals requires consistent liver function tests and consideration of dose adjustments based on kidney health to minimize severe side effects.
For high-risk patients, long-term Rosuvastatin could lead to liver issues and myopathy. Risk minimization involves periodic liver enzyme checks and monitoring for muscle symptoms.