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User Reviews for Urso

Urso has an average rating of 10.0 out of 10 from a total of 3 ratings on Drugs.com. 100% of those users who reviewed Urso reported a positive effect, while 0% reported a negative effect.

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Primary Biliary Cholangitis  
10.0
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Summary of Urso reviews 10.0 3 reviews

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Anonymous August 10, 2009

For Primary Biliary Cholangitis: “I've been taking urso for 6 years. My blood levels are now in check. Original biopsy showed stage 4-5 liver damage. Found when I had gall bladder removal surgery.”

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Anonymous July 29, 2008

For Primary Biliary Cholangitis: “I was dx PBC-Stage 2 Feb 08 and started URSO. I was sent to Baylor a few weeks later and their tests indicated I had a negative AMA! They asked me to stop taking URSO to see if weight loss alone improves the condition. I was off URSO for 4 months and lost 25 lbs. My AMA count is higher now than ever, so I am going back on URSO this morning. It is very obvious to me that the URSO put my antibodies to sleep while I was on the drug. That is why my doctor put me back on it today.”

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livlog June 25, 2008

For Primary Biliary Cholangitis: “I've been taking four Ursodiol tablets a day for many years. My liver enzymes have stayed normal. Biopsy showed Stage 1.”

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