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Taking Atorvastatin, High Uric Acid And Cholesterol Levels

My Uric Acid is .8mg%, SGPT is 85iu/ml SGOT is 83iu/ml, taking zyloric one tab daily, Atorovastatin 10mg% one & Liv-52 one tab BD. Used zyloric 1/2yrs regularly & now use if it above 6mg%, Atorovastatin use 4/5yrs regularly & now use 10mg if T.G. goes above 160mg% At Present Uric Acid 6.8mg%, T.G. 179mg%, T. Cholesterol 115mg%
Wed, 10 Oct 2012
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Hi
Your liver enzymes show mild to moderate elevation.
There is now an alternative for uric acid - febuxostat for example.
Statins are well known to affect liver function. Fibrate is a reasonable alternative - especially if triglyceride also is high. A smaller dose of statin in combination with ezetimibe could also help
Repeat the liver function - change the drugs, if they are not down
Hopefully, no alcohol!
Keep following up with the doctor who is in charge - he can guide you well.
Good luck
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Taking Atorvastatin, High Uric Acid And Cholesterol Levels

Hi Your liver enzymes show mild to moderate elevation. There is now an alternative for uric acid - febuxostat for example. Statins are well known to affect liver function. Fibrate is a reasonable alternative - especially if triglyceride also is high. A smaller dose of statin in combination with ezetimibe could also help Repeat the liver function - change the drugs, if they are not down Hopefully, no alcohol! Keep following up with the doctor who is in charge - he can guide you well. Good luck