Who should not take Allohol without consulting a doctor? — Cholagogue "Allochol" №10 Unifarma

Allohol affects bile secretion, a process closely linked to the work of several organs at once. That is why it is important to take your state of health into account before using it.

Allohol is contraindicated in gallstone disease (calculous cholecystitis), obstructive jaundice (blockage of the bile ducts), acute hepatitis, acute and subacute liver dystrophy, a stomach or duodenal ulcer during a flare-up, acute enterocolitis and acute pancreatitis, and in children under 12. Particular caution is needed with other liver, gallbladder and pancreatic diseases and with a tendency to diarrhoea: stimulating bile secretion may be undesirable or may even make symptoms worse.

You should also consult a specialist if you are already taking other products for the digestive tract: it is best to agree on any additional product in advance. Allohol is not recommended during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

If you regularly have unpleasant symptoms after eating, such as heaviness, pain or bloating, this is a reason not simply to pick a supplement but to get to the bottom of the cause with a doctor. Allohol is not intended for self-treatment of digestive system diseases.