Repatha isn’t known to affect your kidneys or liver. In clinical trials, people taking Repatha didn’t have liver side effects, including changes in their levels of liver enzymes. There were also no cases of people taking Repatha developing kidney disease during treatment.
In addition, since Repatha was released onto the market, it hasn’t been reported to cause kidney or liver side effects.
However, kidney or liver side effects can occur with statin drugs. Your doctor may prescribe a statin for you to use with Repatha.
If you have questions about side effects of Repatha or other medications you may take with it, talk with your doctor or pharmacist. They can review your medications and determine if you have an increased risk for any side effects because of other drugs you’re taking.