Are statins recommended for patients with aortic stenosis?

There is no medical treatment, including statins that have been found to reverse aortic stenosis. In advanced stages, surgery is required to correct this problem. 

Though there is a reasonable pathophysiologic basis for statin therapy in aortic stenosis, and some early data suggested that statins would provide benefit for patients with aortic stenosis. The largest multi-center, randomized, prospective, the SEAS trial, studying lipid-lowering therapy in patients with asymptomatic, mild to moderate aortic stenosis found no effect on mortality, aortic valve related events, or progression of aortic stenosis. As a result of this and other evidence, statins are currently not recommended in management of aortic stenosis.