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Urso Indications

Urso Warnings

You must not start a treatment with antacids without your personal physician’s approval, especially during your intake of Urso (as it prevents your organism from effectively absorbing the medicine). Patients who are taking this medicine in order to treat gallstones might have to continue their treatment with this drug for several months. Even after such a long term treatment with Urso, some gallstones might not entirely dissolve. Most patients who have followed a prolonged treatment with this medicine will probably develop the same condition (gallstones) a few years after they stop their treatment with it. Your physician knows more about the risk that repeated gallstones involve.

In order to check to see if your treatment with this medicine is paying off the proper benefitic effects, you will probably have to undergo a series of medical tests during your treatment with this drug. For example, your personal physician might ask you to undergo periodical ultrasound gallbladder examinations. You might also have to perform kidney tests as well. You should not miss any of you appointments with your personal physician that are related with your intake of Urso.

Patients who are suffering from known allergic reactions to any of this drug’s components will probably not be allowed to start taking Urso. Before you start using this product you should inform your personal health care specialist if you are allergic to any dyes, foods, preservatives or any other type of substances (this includes other medicines). Patients who are suffering from kidney or liver disorders might not be permitted to start using this medicine.

Urso is a category B FDA pregnancy medicine. Therefore, intake of this medicine should not harm a growing fetus in any severe way. However, if you are pregnant you should ask your personal physician whether it is safe (both for you and for your child) to start using this medicine. Most female patients are recommended by their doctors to use an effective non hormonal contraceptive method (such as condoms, diaphragm) during their treatment with this medicine. If you accidentally become pregnant while using Urso you should alert your personal health care provider as soon as possible. It has not been determined whether this drug’s main components are able to pass into the patient’s breast milk or not. However, if you are nursing an infant, it is best to ask your doctor if you may start taking this drug.

Urso Intake Guidelines

Before you take your first dose of Urso you should ask your personal health care provider to give you a set of precise directions regarding how and when you should take this medicine. You should not disobey from any of your personal doctor’s directions. If you have any further questions regarding your intake of this medicine you should refer to a nurse or to a pharmacist and ask them for additional explanations. Read the medicine’s label for further information about this medicine.

Each dose of this medicine should be accompanied by a full glass of liquid (juice or water). You may accompany your doses of Urso with your main meals (this is generally recommended to patients who have an irritable stomach).

Urso Dosage

Urso Overdose

If you suspect that you might be suffering from an overdose with this product you should seek medical attention at once. The average Urso overdose symptoms include diarrhea.

Urso Missed Dose

Ask your personal physician to tell you what to do in case you miss one of your prescribed doses of Urso. Do not use double doses of this medicine without your physician’s approval, as this is known to increase your risk of developing an unwanted overdose.

Urso Side Effects

If you develop any symptoms of an allergic reaction to this medicine you should stop using Urso and alert your personal physician as soon as possible. A treatment with this medicine could also trigger some other less severe side effects that include:

• body aches, chills, fever, flu symptoms;
• diarrhea, nausea, stomach pain, constipation;
• back pain;
• dizziness, tiredness.

Urso Drug Reactions

During your intake of Urso you should avoid taking colestipol, antacids, estrogens and / or cholestyramine. 

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