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Can Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs Prevent Heart Disease?


By Groshan Fabiola


In the last few years, medical scientists have had divergent opinions regarding the actual efficiency of common cholesterol-lowering medications. A series of experiments and clinical trials conducted in the past had revealed that commonly prescribed cholesterol medications such as statins were actually unable to effectively prevent the development of coronary disease and other conditions associated with high blood cholesterol levels. By contrast, other research findings suggested that statins were effective in lowering cholesterol and preventing heart disease. Judging by the differentiated results obtained in the past, medical scientists have inclined to believe that the potency and the efficiency of statins may be influenced by various factors such as patients' age, gender and even racial provenience.

The findings of most experiments and studies conducted in the past were very confusing. Paradoxically, it seemed that even if commonly prescribed statins were effective in lowering blood cholesterol, these medications didn't actually prevent the occurrence of heart disease. These findings have determined doctors to doubt the overall benefits of commonly prescribed cholesterol-lowering medications. Intrigued by the apparent inconstancy of statins and similar cholesterol-lowering drugs, medical researchers have recently conducted more elaborate clinical studies in order to reveal whether such medications actually work or not.

Recent study findings have finally unveiled the mystery regarding the fluctuant efficiency of such drugs. After they have carefully analyzed the results of recently conducted experiments, medical scientists have concluded that statins are most effective when they are administered to patients who benefit from permanent medical monitoring. While most hospitalized patients who receive cholesterol-lowering treatments with statins experience major improvements of their blood cholesterol values, people who receive the drugs outside the hospital appear to be less responsive to such forms of treatment. Thus, in order to maximize the effects of statins, patients who receive the drugs need frequent medical care and evaluation. Although people who receive these cholesterol-lowering drugs don't actually require hospitalization, they should receive medical guidance and frequent examinations over the entire duration of the treatment in order to maximize the effects of statins.

After interpreting the findings of recent clinical studies and experiments, medical scientists have infirmed the suspicions regarding the inefficiency of commonly prescribed statins. Researchers have proved that as long as they are administered in appropriated dosages, statins are indeed effective not only in lowering cholesterol, but also in preventing heart disease and other conditions linked with high blood cholesterol levels. Medical scientists explain that the main reason for the controversial and confusing results obtained by previous research is actually inappropriate usage of statins.

In order to obtain the best results, treatments with cholesterol-lowering drugs need to be individualized and differentiated according to the patients' needs. Thus, people confronted with high blood cholesterol levels should be administered statins in individualized doses and only after elaborate medical examination. In addition to an initial cholesterol test, people who follow cholesterol-lowering treatments should receive frequent lipoprotein profiles over the entire duration of the treatments and a few months after completing the prescribed courses of medications.
 
 
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