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Medicines eltrombopag olamineQuestion & answer

eltrombopag olamine · Medicine question

Can eltrombopag cause severe liver damage?

iatroX medicinesPublished 8 November 2026

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Answer

Yes, eltrombopag can cause abnormal liver function and severe liver toxicity that may be life-threatening.

Sources for this answer

Revolade film-coated tabletsNovartis Pharmaceuticals UK Ltd · emc · SmPC §4.4 Special warnings and precautions for use · Version 28Document updated 24 March 2026

Sources checked 8 November 2026

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