Comments of muscle function loss in the use of Crestor

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mary (11 months ago):

I quit taking crestor, as my hair was falling out badly, blood sugar levels increase, and my muscles have deteriated. I would never give crestor to a person that has diabetes running in the family. I am slowly getting the blood sugar down slowly since I took Crestor for years and that's when all my problems started. Thank God I had lots of thick hair, now I have thin hair, figured it will take four years to get back to what was normal on all accounts.

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