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PostPosted: 11/15/06 - 14:49    Post subject: zocor affecting liver enzimes Vote now! Reply with quote
recently switched from Lipitor to Zocor because of insurance coverage.
Been on Zocor for several months.
just went in for liver enzime test and colestoral and my liver enzimes are slightly elevated and my colesterol is up.
Is it a coincidence or should I return to lipitor?
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