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See Latest ArticlesWithdrawal of Statins and Risk of Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
Stroke, 06/15/09
Risselada R et al. - Current use of statins seems to lower the risk of SAH, although the reduction was not significant in new users. Statin withdrawal increased the risk of SAH by a factor 2, even more in patients who had also recently stopped their antihypertensive treatment.
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