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Was wondering if any other practitioners have noticed any links between lipitor and leg pain in their clientele. I've seen a lady today who has had 'achilles tendonitis' diagnosed 4 years ago - has seen various health professionals for this including some intensive physiotherapy. She was told by a pharmacy assistant that she might try stopping the lipitor for a short while and as if by magic her leg pain, arm pain and memory problems have disappeared. Most of my diabetes clients are on Lipitor or Zocor - so a huge number might be affected by this! Info on internet seems to agree with her case. Another differential diagnosis to consider!
Lipitor and leg pain
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