How effective is Ursofalk?

How effective is Ursofalk?

Results: A comparative analysis of the effectiveness of UDCA drugs for BS lysis with a high degree of confidence established the advantage of Ursofalk: after 3 months in 80%, and after 6 months of therapy in 95.65% of patients, a regression of BS was detected.

How much Ursofalk should I take?

The daily dose depends on body weight, and ranges from 3 to 7 capsules (14 ± 2 mg UDCA per kg of body weight). For the first 3 months of treatment, Ursofalk capsules should be taken divided over the day. With improvement of the liver values the daily dose may be taken once daily in the evening.

What is Ursofalk capsule?

Ursofalk 250mg Capsule is a hepatoprotective medication. It works by reducing the amount of cholesterol in the blood and helps dissolve gallbladder stones that are composed mainly of cholesterol.

How does Ursofalk work?

Ursodeoxycholic acid causes gallstones to dissolve by a mechanism that is not fully understood. It is known to reduce the production of cholesterol by the liver and also to reduce the absorption of cholesterol from the gut. Both of these actions decrease the amount of cholesterol that passes into the bile.

How long should Ursofalk be taken?

Take the tablets regularly. It generally takes 6 – 24 months to dissolve gallstones. If there is no reduction in the size of the gallstones after 12 months, therapy should be stopped. Every 6 months, your doctor should check whether the treatment is working.

Is Ursofalk good for fatty liver?

UDCA Monotherapy significantly improved liver function in five studies and improved steatosis and fibrosis in two studies. All five studies assessing UDCA combination therapy showed significant improvements liver function, while two studies also improved steatosis and inflammation.

What are the side effects of Ursofalk?

Side effects are normally mild, but if you or your child experiences the following effects, stop taking URSOFALK and tell your doctor immediately:

  • Diarrhoea.
  • Itching/pruritus.
  • Urticaria (nettle rash)
  • Allergic reactions.
  • Nausea/vomiting.
  • Sleep disturbance.

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