Rischio di grave danno del fegato provocato da VEOZA,farmaco biologico

                   Risk of serious liver damage caused by Veozah, a “biological” drug

Veozah, a "biological" drug for the treatment of menopausal hot flashes and sweating, causes serious liver damage.

 

                                  Veozah liver impairment in menopause

The Safety Committee of the EMA (European Medicines Agency) has sent an Important Information Note (NII)

to all healthcare professionals operating in European Union countries to inform them of the risk of induced liver

damage from drugs such as Veoza (fezolinetant).

 

      Contents

                    Risk of serious liver damage by Veozah

                    Liver test changes caused by Veozah

                    Natural Cures for Menopausal Disorders

 

                                            Risk of serious liver damage caused by Veozah

Veozah is a monoclonal antibody, a so-called biological medicine, used to treat moderate to severe vasomotor

symptoms (hot flushes or night sweats) associated with menopause. The Committee considered the risk of Veozah

(fezolinetant) causing drug-induced liver injury by evaluating information from all available sources, including

physicians’ reports of suspected side effects and studies published in the scientific literature.

 

                                           Changes in liver tests caused by Veozah 

In women taking Veozah, serious increases in blood levels have been reported after the drug was marketed liver enzymes,

i.e. transaminases [alanine aminotransferase (ALT) and/or aspartate aminotransferase (AST)], greater than 10 times the

upper limit of normal, with concomitant elevations in bilirubin and/or alkaline phosphatase (ALP).

 

In some cases, elevated liver function tests were associated with signs or symptoms that suggested liver damage, that is,

fatigue, itching, jaundice, dark urine, decreased appetite or abdominal pain.

 

The PRAC (EMA's Safety Committee) recommends that liver function tests be performed both before and during treatment

with VEOZAH, to ensure that no symptoms indicating liver damage occur, advising healthcare professionals that treatment

should be stopped if transaminases and bilirubin increase or if liver enzymes increases are accompanied by symptoms that

suggest liver damage, like fatigue, itching, jaundice, dark urine, decreased appetite or abdominal pain.

 

                                      Natural Cures for Menopausal Disorders 

From all this, it is clear once again that even drugs that pass the test for marketing in the various states of the European

Union can later prove to be toxic to human health.

At this point, why not consider a natural solution to the problem of hot flashes and night sweats using natural products like

Biocephal?

Biocephal is an absolutely natural compound, free of both gluten and lactose and side effects, which, by restoring the normal

conditions of the immune system, both general and utero-vaginal, gradually but quickly makes all the disorders that can occur

in menopause disappear, restoring serenity to all the women who now thought they had lost it.