AHCC, also known as active hexose correlated compound, may help in the fight against diseases such as cancer and a number of infections. The main focus of this medicine is to increases the strength of your immunity system. People suffering from immunity problems have used AHCC, such as those with the human immunodeficiency virus that causes acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center reports. As with all medications and supplements, talk with your doctor before using AHCC. You may experience side effects related to AHCC use.
Nausea
Taking AHCC supplements, especially at first, may induce a queasy feeling that may make you feel you will throw up. Foods that normally give you pleasure may not appeal to you, and you may develop an over all sense of malaise associated with nausea. Nausea should clear up as your bodily system develops a tolerance for AHCC. If you continue to feel queasy, stop using the supplement and seek counsel from your physician.
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Bloating
Another common side effect of AHCC may cause bloating, Drugs.com indicates. Your stomach can bloat from this medicine. You may help prevent AHCC's irritating effect on your bowels if you take this supplement with food. Bloating, which may feel the same as if you have over-eaten, typically goes away with continued use of AHCC.
Diarrhea
Diarrhea may happen as a side effect of AHCC, but for most people, this will present as a mild and temporary problem, Drugs.com indicates. Your body needs an adjustment period for any new supplement or drug, which often throws off your digestive system and can cause diarrhea to occur. Once your intestines have adjusted, diarrhea should cease.
Headaches
Pain in the head can cause you to feel distracted. Headaches may occur as temporary and non-serious side effects of taking the liquid form of AHCC, Drugs.com notes. This side effect should go away in a couple of days as your body becomes accustomed to this new supplement. If after a couple of days you still experience headaches, contact your practitioner for guidance. Continued headaches could signify a significant health problem.
Foot Cramps
Foot cramps usually occur at night because of exhausted and tired legs. However, when you take the liquid form of AHCC, cramps may occur at any time, Drugs.com indicates. Foot cramps can cause striking, severe pain, but generally do not indicate a serious health problem. Such cramps should stop following your adjustment to AHCC.
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