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Xenical is a medication which has been approved for use in the UK for the treatment of overweight patients. Xenical is prescribed as an adjunct to diet and exercise and can be used for up to four years, if required. Xenical works by blocking the absorption of a proportion of dietary fats, thereby enabling patients to lose weight as their body taps into fat deposits to maintain normal bodily functions. Xenical is not appropriate for all patients who wish to lose weight but one of our doctors can advise you on this once you submit a free weight loss consultation form. Should we require any further information, the doctor will send you a personal message in the secure area of our website which only you can read and issue a response.

We have provided a full description of Xenical (orlistat) further down this page. The details are derived from the authorised patient information leaflet for Xenical, so there are no outrageous claims, just bare facts about this medication and how it can benefit patients who need to lose weight to get them back to a healthy body mass index

We are not able to give you a price list at this stage as this would contravene current UK laws regarding the promotion of prescription medications. A full price list is available as soon as you have been approved by one of our doctors. If you see Xenical advertised more cheaply elsewhere, please contact us straight away and we will be delighted to reduce our price as we aim to be the most competitive UK website. We cannot match the prices of overseas websites as we cannot verify whether or not they are dispensing genuine Xenical from a regulated pharmacy.

XENICAL is a weight loss agent called a lipase inhibitor. It is a potent, specific and long-acting inhibitor of gastrointestinal lipases. The deactivated enzyme is therefore not available to hydrolyse dietary fat, and this allows about 30% of the fat eaten in your meal to pass through the intestines in undigested form. As a result, your body cannot use this dietary fat as a source of energy or convert it to fat tissue. This will help you reduce your weight by forcing your body to rely on fat deposits around your body to provide energy for your normal bodily functions.

It is believed that weight loss achieved with Xenical may lead to a delay in the development of type 2 diabetes in some patients.

Xenical is approved for the treatment of obesity in conjunction with a mildly low fat diet. You should also aim to take moderate exercise when on Xenical to improve your chances of losing weight.

Weight loss may also affect the dose of medicines taken for other conditions (e.g. high cholesterol or diabetes). You must discuss these and any other drugs that you may be taking with your doctor. Losing weight may mean your doctor will need to make adjustments to the dose of these medications. When you register with The Online Clinic, it is advisable to provide the name of your GP so that we can keep him/her informed of any medications that you are taking. We cannot force you to provide this information but we consider it advisable for your safety.

To gain the maximum benefit from Xenical you should follow the nutrition programme recommended. As with any weight-control program, over-consumption of fat and calories in general may reduce any weight loss effect.

Xenical can cause harmless and temporary changes in your bowel habits, such as fatty or oily stools, due to the elimination of undigested fat in your faeces. The probability of this happening will increase if you diet is high in fat. Your daily intake of fat should be distributed evenly over three main meals because if Xenical is taken with a meal very high in fat, the possibility of gastrointestinal effects will be increased.

Do not take Xenical if you are pregnant.

You should not breast-feed during treatment with Xenical as it is not known whether Xenical passes into human milk but there is a high likelihood that it does and this would be very harmful to the baby.

Xenical does not affect your ability to drive a car or operate machinery.

You must inform the doctor if you are taking or have recently taken any other medicines, even those not prescribed. If you are prescribed other medications or you buy medications from a pharmacy after we have issued you with a prescription for Xenical, you must inform your doctor or pharmacist that you are taking Xenical so that they are in possession of the full facts before another medication is recommended.

This is important as using more than one medicine at the same time can strengthen or weaken the effects of the medicines.

Xenical may affect the following medications:

It may be dangerous to take Xenical with the above or any other medication for that matter, so it is vital that full disclosure of your medical history is divulged to the doctor who is being consulted about Xenical.

Xenical will have an impact on the absorption of the fat soluble vitamins: A; D; E and K; and also that of beta carotene. You should therefore follow your doctor's advice in taking a well balanced diet rich in fruit and vegetables. Your doctor may suggest you take a multivitamin supplement. The vitamin supplement should not be taken at the same time as Xenical and we would recommend leaving a gap of 2 hours either side of Xenical and taking the vitamin supplement.

Always take Xenical exactly as instructed by your doctor. The usual dose of Xenical is one 120 mg capsule taken with each of the three main meals per day. It can be taken immediately before, during a meal or up to one hour after a meal.

Xenical should be taken with a well-balanced, calorie controlled diet that is rich in fruit and vegetables and contains an average of 30% of the calories from fat. Your daily intake of fat, carbohydrate and protein should be distributed over three meals. This means you will usually take one capsule at breakfast time, one capsule at lunch time and one capsule at dinner time. To gain optimal benefit, avoid the intake of food containing fat between meals, these include biscuits, chocolate and savoury snacks.

Xenical only works in the presence of dietary fat. Therefore, if you miss a main meal or if you have a meal containing no fat, you do not need to take Xenical.

If you forget to take your medicine at any time, take it as soon as you remember provided this is within one hour of your last meal, then continue to take it at the usual times. Do not change the prescribed dose yourself unless your doctor tells you to.

Like all medicines, XENICAL can cause side effects, although not everybody gets them.

If you get side effects, please contact us straight away so that we can offer you advice.

The most common side effects with Xenical occur as a result of the localised action of the drug in the intestinal tract. It is possible that you will experience increased bowel activity with orange or yellow oily discharge. This results from the passage of undigested fat through your gut. These sorts of side effects are usually moderate in nature and can be influenced by a change in diet. Most patients who experience these side effects at the beginning of treatment notice that they subside with time. Very few patients feel compelled to cease the treatment because of side effects that they suffer.

Rare cases of allergic reactions have occurred with Xenical. The main symptoms are itching, rash, severe difficulty in breathing, nausea, vomiting and feeling unwell.

Other very rare side effects have included diverticulitis, gall stones and raised liver enzymes. Mild rectal bleeding has been reported in extremely rare cases.

In clinical trials some patients with type 2 diabetes experienced low blood sugar levels and bloating.

The use of an additional contraceptive method is recommended to prevent possible failure of oral contraception that could occur in case of severe diarrhoea.

You must contact your prescribing doctor immediately if you notice any of these or any other side effects while on Xenical.

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