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Common medications such as Cipro, Tamoxifen, Arimidex and prednisone can potentially lead to soft tissue injuries including tendinopathy, memory loss, weakness and neuropathy. See drugs that are commonly used to treat RSI here : • What DRUGS help Repetitive Strain Injury? Dr. Robert Markison talks about potential side effects and things you can do to mitigate them. 0:00 would you want to know if the drug you're taking could damage tensions or cause long-term damage? 0:47 Dr. Markison explains the downside of some of these medications 1:12 statins for lowering cholesterol can reduce CoQ10 2:19 the mitochondria are the power plants for your cells 2:55 you might get better numbers but you might also get power failure. 3:36 Achilles tendon ruptures 3:48 you can also have biceps tendon ruptures 4:11 memory loss and general weakness, trigger digits and neuropathy can occur 4:20 talk to your doctor about lowering the dose and taking CoQ 4:44 there all complementary things you can do such as reducing gluten new 5:22 black label antibiotics such as Cipro can lead to tendinopathy 6:20 do you have to take the full course? 7:15 what about aromatase inhibitors for breast cancer? 7:43 these can lead to tendinopathy 8:20 a lot of this could be preventable 8:38 what about steroids? 9:00 these can weaken tissue, lead to tendinopathy and swelling 9:31 diet, microbiome, probiotics, vitamin D, how is your thyroid and pancreas 11:19 if the doctor asked about these levels, it's a good sign 11:46 Hippocrates knew food is fuel, food is medicine. Let's get back to common sense thinking before we jump to drugs. UPDATE 10/6/21