Was does Lipitor do to your eyes?

Answer by  mara (42)

In rare cases, Lipitor, a cholesterol lowering statin drug, may cause muscular degeneration of the eyes, affecting eye movement and vision. Eyelids may droop and the range of vision may be decreased.

Answer by  hibpmgirl (2166)

It should have no reaction with your eyes, If you are having some sort of adverse effect involving your eyes you should consult your doctor.

Answer by  court123 (21)

Lipitor is also known as atorvastatin calcium, and can cause multiple side effects. One of these side effects is jaundice. Jaundice is defined as a yellowing of the skin or eyes.