Is Beclobrate still available for use?

No, Beclobrate has been withdrawn from the market.

What are the liver risks associated with Beclobrate?

Beclobrate has been linked to several types of liver toxicity, ranging from mild issues to severe conditions like cirrhosis or acute hepatitis.

What kind of liver damage can Beclobrate cause?

It has been associated with conditions including cholestasis, steatosis, and granulomatous hepatitis.

Is Beclobrate a small molecule?

Yes, Beclobrate is classified as a small molecule.

Has Beclobrate been tested for mutagenicity?

The available data indicates that Beclobrate does not have mutagenicity.

Does Beclobrate cause Ames-positive results?

No, the data shows that Beclobrate does not have Ames activity.

beclobrate | CAS 55937-99-0 | YWQGBCXVCXMSLJ

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Small molecule

Beclobrate is a small molecule chemical compound that has been withdrawn from use. It has been studied for its effects on liver health, specifically regarding various types of hepatotoxicity.

Class

Small moleculeLiver

How to take

Beclobrate has been withdrawn from the market according to available data records. Information regarding its specific therapeutic uses and dosing is not provided in the source material provided for this consumer summary.

Key warnings

·Potential for liver toxicity (hepatotoxicity) of varying severity

Side effects

Common

Liver-related issues including various forms of hepatotoxicity

Serious

·Acute hepatitis
·Severe hepatitis
·Cirrhosis
·Cholestasis
·Granulomatous hepatitis
·Steatosis

Seek help if

·Signs of liver damage or hepatitis

Talk to your doctor

Monitor

·Liver function

Questions to ask

·What are the specific liver risks associated with this type of medication?
·Are there safer alternatives to Beclobrate?

Educational summary derived from FDA labeling, AI-assisted. Not medical advice — consult a healthcare professional. Updated 2026-04-26.

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