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[Acute hepatitis associated with Colpachi intake. Apropros of 5 cases].
Gastroenterología y Hepatología 2007 Februrary
The use of herbal medicines believed to have therapeutic properties is becoming increasingly widespread. These medicines are usually taken by patients on their own initiative and physicians are often unaware of which patients are taking these substances. Herbal medicines can be taken in the form of teas, powders, and liquid extracts. In the last few years, it has come to light that these natural remedies are not free of risks, especially the risk of interaction with other drugs or hepatotoxicity, ranging from asymptomatic forms to massive hepatic necrosis. We describe a series of 5 patients notified to the Spanish Pharmacovigilance System of medicinal products for human use. All the patients developed acute hepatitis during Colpachi treatment lasting several months, which resolved after discontinuing intake of this substance. Systematic examination of the literature revealed the existence of 6 other reported cases of suspected Colpachi-induced hepatotoxicity.
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