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I am having ocd. Doctor has prescribed me voxee 100, rismo ls and clonazepam 0.5 mg. Does this medicines combination have any side effect on liver?
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As such no, but liver enzyme Mey raise.
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Liver damage is unlikely, but can cause mild increase in liver enzymes.
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These medicines (Voxee 100, Rismo 1s, Clonazepam 0.5) are mainly processed by the liver, so mild liver enzyme changes can occur in some people. Serious liver damage is rare but possible with long-term use. Regular liver function tests are advisable if you continue these medications.
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The combination prescribed is safe and has no major side effects on the liver. It has to be taken on a daily basis and follow up with your doctor regularly.
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compliance to medication and follow-up regularly. an LFT can be done after 3 months to clear patient of all doubts of side effects of medicine.
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