There is no such thing as “lipid-lowering drugs without side effects” in clinical practice. Different people react differently to drugs, so it is important to choose the right lipid-lowering drug for the patient. Clinical lipid-lowering drugs are divided into a variety of drugs, such as inhibiting cholesterol synthesis of drugs statin, triglyceride-lowering drugs beta, etc., there are many other varieties of specific drugs, each of which in the process of taking the drug may have adverse reactions, such as nausea and vomiting, abdominal pain and diarrhea, impaired liver function, etc.; or you may take it without showing side effects. Different patients may experience different side effects when taking lipid-lowering drugs orally, related to the body’s response to the drug. In the process of taking lipid-lowering drugs, it is necessary to pay attention to strengthen the monitoring of side effects, and communicate with the doctor in time to adjust the treatment program when adverse reactions occur. If you need to use lipid-lowering drugs, you need to standardize the use of under the guidance of a doctor, after taking the drug appeared to be obvious discomfort, please consult a hospital in a timely manner, so as not to delay the condition.