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Liventsiale Forte is used:
- with non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (inflammatory process of the liver against the background of its fatty degeneration);
- with alcoholic steatohepatitis;
- with acute / chronic hepatitis (inflammation of the liver tissue) of various etiologies – viral, alcoholic, medicinal, toxic, radiation, autoimmune;
- with cirrhosis of the liver (replacement of liver tissue with connective tissue);
- for pre-, postoperative treatment for surgical interventions on the biliary tract, liver;
- with toxicosis of pregnant women;
- with psoriasis;
- with radiation syndrome.
Description
Liventsiale Forte composition
1 capsule contains:
soy lecithin powder – essential phospholipids – 300 mg;
excipients: refined soybean oil, hydrogenated vegetable oil, butyloxyanisole, butyhydroxytoluene, gelatin, glycerin, liquid sorbitol (70%), titanium dioxide, liquid caramel, purified water.
Pharmacological properties
It is a hepatotropic agent. In liver pathology, the membranes of its cells, as well as organelles, are always damaged, which can cause a change in the activity of membrane-bound enzymes, receptor systems, disorders of the metabolic function of hepatocytes, and a decrease in the intensity of regenerative processes in liver tissues. The drug contains phospholipids, similar in their chemical structure to endogenous phospholipids, but significantly outweigh them due to the high content of essential (so-called polyunsaturated) fatty acids. They are able to integrate into the structures of cell membranes, facilitate the restoration of damaged liver tissue. In addition, they affect the disturbed lipid metabolism, regulating the metabolism of lipoproteins, due to which cholesterol, neutral fats are converted into forms suitable for transport, especially due to an increase in the ability of HDL (high density lipoproteins) to attach cholesterol, after which they are sent for further oxidation. The excretion of phospholipids through the biliary tract helps to reduce the lithogenic index (reduce stone formation) and stabilize bile. Thus, the drug has a normalizing effect on the metabolism of fats, proteins, detoxification function of the liver, promotes restoration, preservation of the cellular structure of the liver, phospholipid-dependent enzyme systems, which promotes the restoration of hepatocytes, prevents further replacement of hepatocytes with connective tissue.
Indications
Liventsiale Forte is used:
- with non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (inflammatory process of the liver against the background of its fatty degeneration);
- with alcoholic steatohepatitis;
- with acute / chronic hepatitis (inflammation of the liver tissue) of various etiologies – viral, alcoholic, medicinal, toxic, radiation, autoimmune;
- with cirrhosis of the liver (replacement of liver tissue with connective tissue);
- for pre-, postoperative treatment for surgical interventions on the biliary tract, liver;
- with toxicosis of pregnant women;
- with psoriasis;
- with radiation syndrome.
Contraindications:
- with intolerance to the components of the drug;
- with intrahepatic cholestasis.
Application during pregnancy and lactation
May be used when prescribed by a doctor.
Method of administration and dosage
Livenziale Forte is used orally during meals, without chewing, washed down with water.
The standard starting dose is two capsules three times a day, the maintenance dose is one capsule three times a day.
The standard course of treatment is usually 10 days.
The recommended course of therapy is three months. If necessary, the course is extended.
Overdose
There were no reports of overdose.
Side effects
Possible manifestations of hypersensitivity (including anaphylaxis, allergic dermatitis, rash, itching, urticaria, Quincke’s edema), dyspeptic disorders.
Storage conditions and periods
Store Livenziale Forte for no more than three years at temperatures up to +25 ºС.
It is forbidden to use this product after the expiration date indicated on its packaging.
Parents are obliged to ensure the safety of children, completely excluding the possibility of their access to medicines.
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