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--- My levels were 3 1/2 times upper range. I started on 1500 urso 4

years ago and after 6 months they had only dropped marginally. My

wife's 'Natural' Doctor (formally MD) told her I should be taking Milk

Thistle. I'll back up and say that I asked my Hep if he thought MT

would help. He said it could -- that it certainly would not hurt.

Right from the start of the MT my Liver hurt for almost two days.

(toxins being drawn out???) After that it stopped. I went to my

General Doctor shortly thereafter and asked for a blood workup and it

came back about 100 lower. Did it take that long for the urso to

start working? Or did the MT have something to do with it? I can't

say. I will say I'm still on both and I'm currently only 50% higher

than the top of the range.

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> Stuart (Va)small duct psc 2001

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--- My levels were 3 1/2 times upper range. I started on 1500 urso 4

years ago and after 6 months they had only dropped marginally. My

wife's 'Natural' Doctor (formally MD) told her I should be taking Milk

Thistle. I'll back up and say that I asked my Hep if he thought MT

would help. He said it could -- that it certainly would not hurt.

Right from the start of the MT my Liver hurt for almost two days.

(toxins being drawn out???) After that it stopped. I went to my

General Doctor shortly thereafter and asked for a blood workup and it

came back about 100 lower. Did it take that long for the urso to

start working? Or did the MT have something to do with it? I can't

say. I will say I'm still on both and I'm currently only 50% higher

than the top of the range.

>

>

> Stuart (Va)small duct psc 2001

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--- My levels were 3 1/2 times upper range. I started on 1500 urso 4

years ago and after 6 months they had only dropped marginally. My

wife's 'Natural' Doctor (formally MD) told her I should be taking Milk

Thistle. I'll back up and say that I asked my Hep if he thought MT

would help. He said it could -- that it certainly would not hurt.

Right from the start of the MT my Liver hurt for almost two days.

(toxins being drawn out???) After that it stopped. I went to my

General Doctor shortly thereafter and asked for a blood workup and it

came back about 100 lower. Did it take that long for the urso to

start working? Or did the MT have something to do with it? I can't

say. I will say I'm still on both and I'm currently only 50% higher

than the top of the range.

>

>

> Stuart (Va)small duct psc 2001

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Hi a,

I have been taking URSO for 2 years now

and my liver enzymes have lowered to the in range concerning this timeline and

held.

It has for sure worked on me with 1500mg

per day ( 3x500mg daily).

Dave, 46, PSC ‘04

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of a Tallon

Sent: Wednesday, September 27,

2006 11:54 PM

To:

Subject: Liver

enzyme question

Hello,

Thanks to all who wrote me back about my Rifampin/Rifampicin

question. Now that I know the answer to that, I have one more for whoever

feels like replying. One thing that has bothered me lately is where my

liver enzymes are at. They are still elevated well above normal (AST,

ALT, GGT). I have been on the high dose of Urso for 3 years (1000 mg 2

times daily). My enzymes have remained elevated at about double to triple the

normal levels. When I started on the Urso, my enzymes were up to 6 times

the normal levels, but I was also pregnant at the time. As soon as I

delivered, the enzymes came down to where they are now. I started on Urso

while I was pregnant so I don’t know what improved my enzymes – the Urso or

having my baby. I guess what I am trying to ask is whether or not

the Urso brought these enzymes back to normal levels in anyone.

a, 30, dx PSC ‘03

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Hi a,

I have been taking URSO for 2 years now

and my liver enzymes have lowered to the in range concerning this timeline and

held.

It has for sure worked on me with 1500mg

per day ( 3x500mg daily).

Dave, 46, PSC ‘04

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of a Tallon

Sent: Wednesday, September 27,

2006 11:54 PM

To:

Subject: Liver

enzyme question

Hello,

Thanks to all who wrote me back about my Rifampin/Rifampicin

question. Now that I know the answer to that, I have one more for whoever

feels like replying. One thing that has bothered me lately is where my

liver enzymes are at. They are still elevated well above normal (AST,

ALT, GGT). I have been on the high dose of Urso for 3 years (1000 mg 2

times daily). My enzymes have remained elevated at about double to triple the

normal levels. When I started on the Urso, my enzymes were up to 6 times

the normal levels, but I was also pregnant at the time. As soon as I

delivered, the enzymes came down to where they are now. I started on Urso

while I was pregnant so I don’t know what improved my enzymes – the Urso or

having my baby. I guess what I am trying to ask is whether or not

the Urso brought these enzymes back to normal levels in anyone.

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Hi a,

I have been taking URSO for 2 years now

and my liver enzymes have lowered to the in range concerning this timeline and

held.

It has for sure worked on me with 1500mg

per day ( 3x500mg daily).

Dave, 46, PSC ‘04

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of a Tallon

Sent: Wednesday, September 27,

2006 11:54 PM

To:

Subject: Liver

enzyme question

Hello,

Thanks to all who wrote me back about my Rifampin/Rifampicin

question. Now that I know the answer to that, I have one more for whoever

feels like replying. One thing that has bothered me lately is where my

liver enzymes are at. They are still elevated well above normal (AST,

ALT, GGT). I have been on the high dose of Urso for 3 years (1000 mg 2

times daily). My enzymes have remained elevated at about double to triple the

normal levels. When I started on the Urso, my enzymes were up to 6 times

the normal levels, but I was also pregnant at the time. As soon as I

delivered, the enzymes came down to where they are now. I started on Urso

while I was pregnant so I don’t know what improved my enzymes – the Urso or

having my baby. I guess what I am trying to ask is whether or not

the Urso brought these enzymes back to normal levels in anyone.

a, 30, dx PSC ‘03

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Those are great results, Stuart. How much Milk Thistle do you take?

Thanks,

Nina

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Did it take that long for the urso to

> start working? Or did the MT have something to do with it? I can't

> say. I will say I'm still on both and I'm currently only 50% higher

> than the top of the range.

> >

> >

> > Stuart (Va)small duct psc 2001

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