Always discuss with your obstetrician before taking Udiliv during pregnancy. They will assess your liver tests, overall health, and the safest treatment plan for you and your baby.

Udiliv 150 mg can help dissolve certain types of gallstones, especially those composed of cholesterol. It can help remove them and prevent gallbladder problems.

Gallstone size may not change after 3 months of Udiliv 150 because the medicine works very slowly and only on small cholesterol stones. In many cases, it takes 6 to 12 months or longer to see any reduction. Your doctor may repeat an ultrasound and decide whether to continue the medicine or suggest other treatment options.

If you have itching during pregnancy with normal bilirubin levels, doctors commonly recommend antihistamines, which are generally considered safe in pregnancy. Calamine lotion, moisturisers, and cool baths can also help soothe the skin. Always consult your obstetrician before taking any medicine to ensure it is safe for you and your baby.

Udiliv 150 is a medicine for liver problems and it is not used to treat high cholesterol or chest pain. For high cholesterol and chest pain, talk to your doctor; you may need cholesterol-lowering medicines and a proper check-up for your chest pain.