Examples of using Orphacol in English and their translations into Swedish
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Computer
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Always take Orphacol exactly as your doctor has told you.
are breast- feeding before you take Orphacol.
may also change the effect of Orphacol.
Orphacol 250 mg:
Orphacol is a medicine containing cholic acid,
Orphacol is available as capsules
Orphacol is a medicine intended to treat very rare
your doctor that you have intolerance to some sugars, contact your doctor before taking Orphacol.
If you become pregnant during treatment with Orphacol, your doctor will decide which treatment
The cholic acid contained in Orphacol replaces the bile acids that are missing due to the defect in bile acid production.
Progress and results from the database will form the basis of the annual reassessments of the benefit/risk profile of Orphacol.
If you take these medicines, take Orphacol at least 5 hours before or at least 5 hours after taking these other medicines.
The medicine can only be obtained with a prescription and treatment with Orphacol should be started and supervised by a doctor specialised in liver disease.
at therapeutic doses of Orphacol, no effects on the breastfed newborns/infants are anticipated.
Taking Orphacol at regular times with a meal will help you remember to take this medicine, and may help your
medicines to treat heartburn that contain aluminium may lessen the effect of Orphacol.
Patients that have previously been treated with other bile acids or other cholic acid preparations should be closely monitored in the same manner during the initiation of treatment with Orphacol.
The side effects seen with Orphacol were diarrhoea,
Certain medical conditions are caused by defects in bile acid production and Orphacol is used to treat infants from one month to 2 years of age, children, adolescents and adults with these medical conditions.
Because the number of patients with inborn errors in primary bile acid synthesis is low, the condition is considered‘rare', and Orphacol was designated an‘orphan medicine'(a medicine used in rare diseases) on 18 December 2002.