actigall
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What is actigall?
ursodiol 300 mg Cap
Drug Name: URSODIOL-ORAL
Other Brand Names: Actigall, Urso
Uses: Ursodiol is used to dissolve certain types of gallstones, to prevent gallstones from forming in obese patients who are losing weight rapidly, and to treat a certain type of liver disease (primary biliary cirrhosis). Ursodiol is a bile acid.
Posts on actigall (12)
NEED SOME INFO. MY DAUGHTER WAS TOLD @ 33 WEEKS SHE HAD THIS ICP. THE ITCHING IS DRIVING H...
- Jun 02, 2002
I finally had my eval by the liver specialist. She was happy with the fact the LFT's had c...
Had my gall bladder removed on nov 28, at the time they did a liver biopsey because sometim...
I was diagnosed with drug induced cholestatic hepatitis after taking the acne drug minocin....
Dear sirs. My wife has had pbc for about 8 years.She is now on the drug urso and the jaundi...
I am wondering if I should try homeopathic remedies before I resort to surgery, though. Do...
I have had two episodes of Right Upper Quadrant discomfort (spasms). The Ultrasound showed...
I had my gall bladder removed six months ago. Since then I have continued to have abdomina...
Is there any option besides surgery for a 1.5 mm stone?
My mother, aged 72 years, is having gall bladder stones. She has also asthma and backache (...
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