Liv 52 #100

Instruction for Liv 52

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Composition

The composition of one Liv 52 tablet includes 65 mg of powdered roots of prickly capers, 65 mg of chicory seeds powder, 33 mg of iron oxide, 32 mg of black nightshade powder, 32 mg of arsenic bark powder terminus, 16 mg of western cassia seed powder, 16 mg of powder herbs of common yarrow, 16 mg powder of the Galician tamarix.
These ingredients are processed with a steam extract from a mixture of the following medicinal raw materials: philanthus nyruri, radish seed, birhavia sprawling, tinospora heartleaf, lead ceylon, ecliptic white, dental emblem, terminia chebula, embelia currant, medicinal liglet.
Additional substances: microcrystalline cellulose, magnesium stearate, sodium carboxymethylcellulose, croscarmellose sodium.
In one milliliter of the preparation, Liv 52 K contains: 17 mg of extract of spiny capers, 17 mg of extract of seeds of ordinary chicory, 8 mg of black nightshade extract, 8 mg of bark extract of arzhuna terminale, 4 mg of extract of western cassia seeds, 4 mg of extract of common yarrow herb, 4 mg of the extract of the Galician tamarix.
These ingredients are processed with a steam extract from a mixture of the following medicinal raw materials: Philanthus niruri, radishes inoculum, tinospora hearth, birhavia sprawling, Cinchona pinocchio, ecliptic white, drug emblem, terminia chebula, embelia currant, medicinal liglet.
Additional substances: propylparaben sodium, sodium citrate, sucrose, methylparaben sodium, water, peach flavor.

Form of issue

    Green-gray biconvex tablets of round shape with interspersed. 100 tablets in a vial of plastic - one bottle in packs of cardboard.
    Dark brown drops for oral administration. 60 ml in a glass dark vial - one bottle with a pipette-dispenser in a cardboard box.

pharmachologic effect

Hepatoprotective, choleretic action.

Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics

Combined phytopreparation. It has antitoxic, hepatoprotective, choleretic, anti-inflammatory, anti-anorexic, antioxidant effect. Promotes the digestion of food and stimulation of the digestive process. Hepatoprotective action is caused by membrane-stabilizing and antioxidant properties of the drug components. The drug increases the content of endogenous tocopherols in hepatic cells and the concentration of cytochrome P450. Stimulates the production of phospholipids and proteins. Helps restore hepatocytes, inhibits fatty, degenerative and fibrotic changes, activates intracellular metabolism.
The drug normalizes the level of plasma blood proteins, regulating the ratio of globulins and albumins. It ensures the normalization of the concentration of triglycerides, cholesterol, plasma transaminases, suppressing the manifestations of dyslipidemia. Lowers the level of alkaline phosphatase and bilirubin. Increases the ability of the liver to accumulate glycogen.
With alcohol damage to liver tissue, the drug lowers the level of ethyl alcohol in urine and blood; increases the activity of acetaldehyde dehydrogenase, which accelerates the decrease in the concentration of acetaldehyde; stops the reaction of acetaldehyde with the proteins of the cell, accelerates its evacuation from the body. Preventing the damaging effects of acetaldehyde on liver cells, the drug reduces the risk of "hangover" syndrome.
It improves the colloidal parameters of bile, prevents the production of gallstones. Stimulates the peristalsis of the gallbladder, as well as hemopoiesis.

Indications for use

Listed below are indications for the use of Liv 52:
    toxic, infectious and medicinal hepatitis acute and chronic;
    fatty hepatosis;
    cirrhosis in adults;
    anorexia;
    prevention of toxic changes in the liver (caused by anti-tuberculosis drugs, antibiotics, antipyretics).

Contraindications

    Pregnancy or lactation.
    Hypersensitivity to the components of the drug.

Side effects

    Skin reactions: skin edema, rash, hyperemia, itching, skin reactions, including epidermal toxic necrolysis.
    Reactions from the digestive side: nausea, dyspepsia, loosening of the stool.
    When using the drug, the development of hypersensitivity reactions is possible.

Instructions for use Liv 52 (Method and dosage)

The drug should be taken orally regardless of food intake.
Tablets Liv 52, instructions for use
With the preventive purpose, the drug is taken 2 tablets twice a day. With therapeutic purpose, children from 6 years take 1-2 tablets three times a day, and adult patients - 2-3 tablets up to three times a day.

Overdose

There are no data on cases of overdose by the agent.

Interaction

Features of pharmacological interaction with other drugs have not been studied.

Terms of sale

Without recipe.

Storage conditions

Keep away from children. Store in a dry place at room temperature.

Shelf life

3 years.

special instructions

It is recommended with caution to prescribe the drug to patients with acute diseases of the digestive system.
Liv 52 does not contain ethyl alcohol and is approved for use in children with lesions of the biliary tract and liver.

Liv 52 in bodybuilding

The drug is often used in bodybuilding as a hepatoprotector with long-term courses of medicamental and hormonal stimulation of muscle growth and athletic capabilities.

Analogues

The most accessible analogs is: Carsil.

Which is better: Carsil tablets or Liv 52?

Carsil, like Liv 52, is a herbal preparation with similar pharmacodynamic indices and indications for use. Opinions of patients about which drug is better, diverge, and there are no credible studies of the comparative efficacy of these agents. The choice should be made, based on the doctor's recommendations and individual sensitivity.

Children

With therapeutic purpose, children from 6 years of age take Liv 52 1-2 tablets three times a day.
For therapeutic or prophylactic purposes, children from 2 years old take Liv 52 K to 11-20 drops twice a day.

In pregnancy and lactation

The drug is contraindicated for use in specified periods.

Reviews about Liv 52

Patients extremely well characterize the preparation of Liv 52. And the reviews of specialists, mainly reviews of hepatologists and gastroenterologists, are less optimistic and point to a weak evidence base and the presence of the effect only in cases of unexplained liver function disorders.