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Actigall or similar

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Is that ursodiol? I take that. It made me a little sick to my stomach when I first started it, but now it doesn't. No other downside as far as I can see... hoping to not have to go under the knife again if I don't have to, so anything I can do to help me keep my gallbladder I am willing to do!

My surgeon has people take actigall if they still have their gallbladders after surgery. When you have such rapid weight loss you can develop gallstones, so that's why they prescribe it. If your doctor said to take it, I would!

I took it for about a week at a month out. Made me have such horrible acid I had to stop. I still have acid and heartburn constantly but my stomach just can't deal with actigall

  • 2 weeks later...

I mix it with peanut butter. Can't taste it & you get as some extra protein

This med made me vomit!! Anyone else have this issue?

Just massive acid

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