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How long can i stop taking crestor 20 while breastfeading
Oct 17, 2015
Unless you are taking Crestor for rare conditions that cause extreme elevation in LDL (type 2a hyperlipoproteinemia), you shouldn't be too concerned about interrupting therapy while breastfeeding.
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