Warnings and Precautions for Alli Do not take Alli if you: Are pregnant or breastfeeding Have chronic malabsorption syndrome or cholestasis Are taking ciclosporin or warfarin (unless supervised) Have certain kidney problems Use caution if you: Have diabetes, kidney disease, epilepsy, thyroid disorders, HIV, heart rhythm problems, or take medicines for psychiatric disorders Use hormonal contraceptives (consider extra contraception if severe diarrhoea occurs) Take medicines for high blood pressure or cholesterol Important: Take a multivitamin containing vitamins A, D, E, and K at bedtime while using Alli
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These effects are pharmacological they exist because of the drug, not because of anything the person has learned or changed about how they eat
Some laxatives can interact with other medications
Strength testing: Manual muscle testing, handheld dynamometry, isokinetic testing
The 2.5mg dose is an initiation step, not a treatment dose