Statins and Myopathy; Paresthesia and Small Nerve Fiber Density; Strokes and Diabetes; Elderly and Optimal Exercise Statin use has been found in rare cases to cause severe necrotizing myopathy. Paresthesia may be associated with reduced density of small nerve fiber documented by skin biopsy. Strokes are more common in patients with diabetes who have elevated fasting blood sugar levels. Elderly patients may benefit most by exercise that targets motor learning as opposed to muscle strength and flexibility. Right click on the icon with the format of your choice (MP3 or Windows Media) and select "Save Target As..." or "Save Link As..." to download the file to your MP3 player or computer. Click on the grey arrow below to listen on your computer.  
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