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Campral
In several clinical trials, Campral was shown to help up to 3 times more people stay alcohol-free than placebo pills (sugar pills). In addition, for patients who did experience a slip, or relapse, Campral prolonged the periods of abstinence and reduced the number and severity of relapses.
Campral is Safe and Well Tolerated
You can take comfort in the fact that Campral has been used by over 1.5 million patients worldwide. Campral can be used by people with mild to moderate liver problems. Some people have experienced side effects such as diarrhea, fatigue, nausea, gas, and itching. The most common side effect, diarrhea, usually resolved with time.
Campral can be taken with many other medications, including medications for anxiety, depression, and sleep disorders. Campral is not addictive.
You Can Start Campral When You are Alcohol-free
If you are interested in seeking treatment for alcoholism, talk to your doctor about Campral. Treatment should begin as soon as possible following alcohol withdrawal, once you have achieved abstinence. The recommended daily dose is two 333 mg tablets taken three times per day that you can take with your meals. Should you relapse, treatment can be continued and you should discuss your relapse with your doctor.
Campral should be used as part of a comprehensive management program that includes psychosocial support such as counseling and support groups.