- Xenical instruction: take note
- Who recommended
- Risks at reception
- Lifestyle admissions process
What are the possible risks of taking Xenical
Xenical reduces the absorption of some vitamins. It is necessary to take multivitamins containing vitamin D, E, K and beta-carotene, once a day for at least 2 hours before or after administration of Xenical, for example, at bedtime
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Some patients taking Xenical may develop an increased risk of kidney stones
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Some patients taking Xenical, can already be an increased risk of gallstones. Weight loss Ksenikalom may increase the risk of gallstones. It is necessary to immediately report any symptoms of pain in the right upper abdomen. The pain may be accompanied by nausea and vomiting.
Rarely, severe liver injury in patients taking Xenical. You must immediately stop taking Xenical and call your doctor if you develop symptoms suggestive of liver failure, such as loss of appetite, itching, yellowing of the skin, dark urine, light stools, or pain in the right upper quadrant.
Can I take Xenical while taking other medicines
It is necessary to discuss with your doctor all medications (including drugs from plant material) that the patient is currently taking, including medicines that are available without a prescription, in order to determine whether it is possible to combine the reception Xenical with taking these drugs. If the patient is taking cyclosporine, between taking Xenical and cyclosporine should be at least two hours. If the Cyclosporine is measured, it may be needed more frequent monitoring. If the patient is taking levothyroxine, between taking Xenical and levothyroxine should be at least four hours.
How long should I take Xenical
Use Xenical for more than four years I have not been studied. Patients and physicians should discuss how long the patient should take Xenical.
What are the most common side effects of Xenical
Since Xenical works by blocking the uptake of dietary fat, it is likely that the patient will experience some changes in usual bowel habits. They usually occur within the first few weeks of treatment, however, they may continue throughout the use of Xenical. These changes may include fat spotting
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Sharp carminative, insistent urge to go to the bathroom, oily or fatty stools, oily discharge at stool, increased number of bowel movements, inability to control bowel movements. Due to the presence of undigested fat in the stool oily discharge may be clear or colored, for example, orange or brown.
These changes in the intestine are a natural consequence of blocking fat absorption and indicate that Xenical works. They generally occur early in treatment, particularly after meals containing high amounts of fat than recommended. These symptoms are often temporary and can be reduced or disappear if you continue treatment and adhere to the recommended diet containing no more than 30% fat. However, these side effects may occur in some people over 6 months or longer.
In obese adolescents treated with Xenical, side effects were similar to those observed in adults.
If a patient is concerned about these or any other side effects that he experiences while taking Xenical, he should talk to your doctor or pharmacist.