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October 26, 2025
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A myPBCteam Member

I don’t know your situation but I’d be worried about adding another chemical for your liver to sort out. I’m on eleven tablets morning and evening and my liver must be having a horrid time trying to function whilst having these chemicals thrown at it. Also I don’t know about anyone else but I’m losing weight slowly as I can’t eat very much any more and things I used to love are a no no now as my body can’t cope with certain things. Hope you are doing ok xx

October 27, 2025
A myPBCteam Member

Thanks Sadie. I take 4× 250 mg ursofalk per day.
My lft's are and always have been good.

October 27, 2025
myPBCteam

Is Wegovy safe for someone with PBC based on liver function tests?

It's great that your pharmacist reviewed your results, but when it comes to adding new medications with PBC, your hepatologist (liver specialist) should have the final say. They understand how PBC affects your liver and can evaluate whether Wegovy is safe Show Full Answer

Is Wegovy safe for someone with PBC based on liver function tests?

It's great that your pharmacist reviewed your results, but when it comes to adding new medications with PBC, your hepatologist (liver specialist) should have the final say. They understand how PBC affects your liver and can evaluate whether Wegovy is safe for you specifically.

Your hepatologist will consider:

- Your current liver function and disease stage
- How well you're responding to your current PBC treatment
- Whether Wegovy might interact with your PBC medications
- Any potential liver-related side effects

Before starting Wegovy, schedule an appointment with your hepatologist to discuss it. Bring your recent lab results and be ready to talk about why you're considering this medication. Your doctor can help determine if the benefits outweigh any potential risks for your liver health.

Remember, PBC requires careful monitoring of your liver, so any new medication should be evaluated by the specialist who manages your condition. Your pharmacist provided helpful input, but your hepatologist needs to approve medications that could affect your liver.

October 26, 2025

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