Hi all,
Just wandered if anyone has had any experience with simvastatin and alzheimers. When mum first started with ebixa/ memantin for her alzheimers and we started to up the dose from 10mg to 15 then to 20, her confusion got a lot worse. And when she refused to take all of her tablets the next day I noticed she was not as confused. We put it down to the increase in ebixa/memantin. So with these findings the memory clinic decided it was best to stay at the 10mg dose. But It has only just dawned on me years later that she started to take the simvastatin at the same time as the increase and the other night Mum only took the memanrin and not the simvastatin and the next day she was not as confused. So I have just looked simvastatin and alzheimers up on google and i read it can cause memory loss and confusion, I'm now wandering if this may be the cause and not the memantin at all. Anyone else had any experience of this, we are going to the dr on Wednesday and will bring it up with him. Thanks for reading Sarah x
Just wandered if anyone has had any experience with simvastatin and alzheimers. When mum first started with ebixa/ memantin for her alzheimers and we started to up the dose from 10mg to 15 then to 20, her confusion got a lot worse. And when she refused to take all of her tablets the next day I noticed she was not as confused. We put it down to the increase in ebixa/memantin. So with these findings the memory clinic decided it was best to stay at the 10mg dose. But It has only just dawned on me years later that she started to take the simvastatin at the same time as the increase and the other night Mum only took the memanrin and not the simvastatin and the next day she was not as confused. So I have just looked simvastatin and alzheimers up on google and i read it can cause memory loss and confusion, I'm now wandering if this may be the cause and not the memantin at all. Anyone else had any experience of this, we are going to the dr on Wednesday and will bring it up with him. Thanks for reading Sarah x