UROCRAN FORTE
NEW FORMULA with TRIPLE ACTION to prevent and treat urine or cystitis infections
Urocran® Forte is a unique combination with TRIPLE ACTION, specially developed to prevent and treat Urinary Tract Infections (UTI)
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Urocran® Forte is a food supplement that contributes to the normal functioning of the urinary tract, as well as the excretory and immune system
Each sachet contains: 500 mg D-Mannose, 2.500 million Lactobacillus rhamnosus LLR-L1, Lactobacillus lactis LLL-14, Lactobacillus acidophilus LLA-01, Streptococcus thermophilus LST-229 and 80 mg PAC Type A.
The recommended normal dose is 1 per day, preferably at night before going to bed and after urinating. Dissolve the contents of the envelope in water. Your doctor can adjust the dose according to your criteria.
Urocran® Forte is compatible with taking antibiotics. It can be administered to children from 3 years old. It is recommended to take the product for at least 6 months.
The recommended treatment in a urine infection or acute cystitis should be:
- Use of antibiotic (2-7 days) + Urocran® Forte 30 sachets, 1 sachet at night for 1 month.
The recommended treatment in a recurrent urinary infection or recurrent cystitis should be:
- ACUTE PHASE: Use of antibiotic (2-7 days) + Urocran® Forte 30 sachets, 1 sachet at night for 3 months.
- MAINTENANCE PHASE: Urocran® capsules, 1 capsule at night for 3 months.
The recommended treatment in a post-coital urine infection or post-coital cystitis should be:
- Urocran® Forte 30 sachets, 1 sachet after each sexual intercourse 3 consecutive days.
The recommended treatment in a urinary infection or cystitis by probing or urinary catheters should be:
- Urocran® Forte 30 sachets, 1 sachet at night for 6 months.
In the treatment of urine infection or cystitis in men and/or acute or chronic prostatitis, the form of use will be the same:
- Urocran® Forte 30 sachets, 1 sachet at night for 6 months.
Package of 30 envelopes.
UROLOGY
INFECTION OF URINE OR CYSTITIS
Urinary infection or cystitis is the acute or chronic inflammation of the urinary bladder caused by a bacterial infection. The most frequent cause of urine infection or cystitis is E. coli infection.
For a bacterium to produce urine or cystitis infection, it must first colonize the urine from the bladder and subsequently produce an inflammatory response in the bladder mucosa.
About 50% of all healthy young women who suffer their first infection will develop a second infection in a period of 6 months.
Achieving a healthy microbiota in the vaginal, perianal and in the last region of the rectum is essential to avoid recurrent urinary infections or cystitis.
