My doctor said to avoid supplements like this.
February 19
My doctor said to avoid supplements like this.
February 19
Is the product dose good for people with PBC?
It's unclear which specific product you're asking about, but here's what matters most when it comes to dosing and PBC:
Sticking to recommended doses is crucial. High doses of supplements can lead to stomach upset, interact with medications, and potentially strain your liver Show Full Answer
Is the product dose good for people with PBC?
It's unclear which specific product you're asking about, but here's what matters most when it comes to dosing and PBC:
Sticking to recommended doses is crucial. High doses of supplements can lead to stomach upset, interact with medications, and potentially strain your liver. This is especially important since your liver is already dealing with PBC.
Common supplement considerations:
* Omega-3s and fish oil can cause digestive issues like burping, nausea, or loose stools
* Milk thistle may upset your stomach or interfere with other medications
* High doses of any supplement could interact with your PBC treatments
The safest approach:
Always introduce supplements slowly and consult your healthcare team before starting anything new. Your hepatologist knows your specific situation and can guide you on appropriate dosing for your needs.
If you're asking about a specific medication or supplement, it would help to share which product you're considering so you can get more targeted guidance from your doctor.
February 19
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