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February 27
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Has nausea started after taking ursodiol for about 5 months?

Yes, nausea is a known side effect of ursodiol. While it can occur at any point during treatment, some people experience digestive issues that develop or worsen over time, even after being on the medication for several months.

Common side effects of ursodiol include Show Full Answer

Has nausea started after taking ursodiol for about 5 months?

Yes, nausea is a known side effect of ursodiol. While it can occur at any point during treatment, some people experience digestive issues that develop or worsen over time, even after being on the medication for several months.

Common side effects of ursodiol include:
* Nausea and vomiting
* Stomach pain
* Indigestion
* Loss of appetite
* Changes in stool
* Diarrhea

Many myPBCteam members have reported digestive problems while taking ursodiol. Some found that adjusting when they take the medication helped manage these side effects. For example, switching to taking it at night made a difference for some people.

Since you're experiencing new symptoms after 5 months, it's important to discuss this with your healthcare provider. They can help determine if the nausea is related to the medication, suggest ways to manage it, or consider whether any adjustments to your treatment plan might help.

February 27

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