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Reducing Cholesterol with Prescriptions - Rx Plans

If your last doctor’s appointment revealed you have a problem with high cholesterol, your doctor may have suggested one of a number of statins – a prescription drug that reduces the cholesterol in a person’s body. Statins block a cholesterol-producing enzyme in the liver, thereby lowering the amount of a person’s “bad cholesterol.” These drugs are prescribed for people at risk of cardiovascular disease and usually take effect within six weeks. Elevated cholesterol has many contributing factors, including a poor diet, lack of exercise, genetics and smoking.

Left untreated, too much “bad cholesterol” can build up in a person’s arteries and harden into plaques. Eventually, the person could suffer from a blood clot or heart attack and be forced to undergo surgical treatments to relieve the crowded arteries. To help prevent this situation from arising, a doctor may prescribe a statin – particularly if the patient’s cholesterol levels have not been lowered through normal diet and exercise changes.