Experiences with Atherosclerosis

Ive undergone a heart surgery and was told to go from 2x 150 mg to 2x 110 mg.
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Prescribed when i was in the hospital after 9 years of Asasantin after a cerebral infarction. One a day instead of two like before. Got it prescribed after trouble with my right leg, ive already lost my left and at my age it's just a waiting game.
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I have got a severe form of atherosclerosis, had 3 heart attacks, possibly even more than tat, and at the moment I've got an aneurysm in my stomach that's now about 5 cm.
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My experience is that of going to the toilet a lot at night. It is stated in the patient information leaflet but maybe more users have also had this unpleasant experience; and not being able to sleep through and then being tired when you do have to get up?
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had acenocoumarol for two years, my whole body shook, went to hospital, couldn't find anything. From Jan 2016 had eliquis, the shakes went. From 3 May on pradaxa 110 mg, and the shakes began again. 10 May stopped, shakes gone again. what's going on?
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After I'd had an angioplasty and was still having problems, like my heart sounding hollow after exercise, I was prescribed this medicine by the cardiologist. When I went to get it from the pharmacy, I heard from one of the assistants that one of its side effects was a dry cough, and I'd be lucky not to develop one. I didn't get any kind of cough but after I'd been taking it for 15 days, the pen...
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I had really bad problems, mostly pain in my lower back, shoulder and arms. About 14 days ago stopped taking crestor and after a few days the pain had about tripled as well as moved to my hands. It's now a constant pain. Could well be withdrawal symptoms Anyone recognise this?
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Because I've had an operation on my carotid artery, I have to take clopidogrel 75A for the rest of my life. I've got diarrhoea, coughing fits and I'm short of breath when I walk or cycle. The itching wasn't fun either. After I had the branded Teva, I got an unbranded version and the problems got worse. My GP has now prescribed me Plavix, it's more expensive and the most popular at my insurers. ...
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I was reading stuff on this site and I was truly terrified when I saw what simvastatine can do to a person. It's making me cough my lungs up since the operation. (My aorta was replaced in 2012 and that's why I have Simvastatin Actavis 40 mg). Can anyone give me any advice?
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