I have been using Rosuvastatin 10 for last 4 years. Even though BP is under control but Triglycerides was 300. Doctor advised to change medicine to Rosuvas F 10. Is it OK to do? I am 47 YR male. I also take Olmat 20 and Thyrocare 62.5. Please advise.

Dr. Paramjeet SinghCardiologist10yrs exp

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