NEOPHARM CYSTOSTOP RAPID for urinary tract and kidney health 1100mg x 30 tabl new
Take Cystostop® Rapid as early as possible, at the first signs of its need.
Dosage for children over 12 years of age and adults:
Day I – 6 times 2 tablets every 2-3 hours
Day II – 6 times 2 tablets every 2-3 hours
Day III – 2 tablets 3 times
When taking the product in connection with frequent sexual intercourse, take 2 tablets of Cystostop® Rapid half an hour to one hour before intercourse. Try to urinate immediately after the end of intercourse.
Dosage for children from 3 to 6 years:
Day I – 6 times half a tablet every 2-3 hours
Day II – 6 times half a tablet every 2-3 hours
Day III – 3 times half a tablet
Dosage for children from 6 to 12 years:
Day I – 6 times 1 tablet every 2-3 hours
Day II – 6 times 1 tablet every 2-3 hours
Day III – 1 tablet 3 times
The tablets can be crushed and taken in powder form.
Who should not take Cystostop® Rapid?
Do not take Cystostop® Rapid if you have ever had an allergic reaction to any of the product's ingredients. If you develop signs of an allergic reaction, discontinue use of the product.
Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Do not use as a substitute for a varied diet.
What are the side effects of Cystostop® Rapid?
So far, there are no known side effects of the product and contraindications for its use. Its tolerance is very good, which allows safe use for a long period of time. Cystostop® Rapid can be used without restrictions during pregnancy and lactation, as well as in patients suffering from diabetes. It is also suitable for children over 3 years of age, the dose being determined by a specialist according to the child's weight.
Storage:
Store Cystostop® Rapid in its original packaging at a temperature of up to 25°C, in a dry place, out of direct sunlight and out of reach of small children. Do not use the product after its expiration date or if the integrity of the packaging is damaged.
The most common cause of cystitis is the bacterium E. coli. Risk factors for its occurrence include urinary retention in the bladder, catheterization, pregnancy, inflammation of the genitals, the use of spermicides, sexual intercourse, hormonal changes, menopause, kidney stones, bacterial infection of the prostate, enlarged prostate in men, and other conditions that prevent complete emptying of the bladder or act as a source of infection.
The symptoms of cystitis are easy to recognize and start with discomfort when urinating. Then, the urge to urinate becomes frequent, ineffective, and painful, accompanied by pain and burning. The color and odor of the urine may change, and sometimes there may even be blood in it.
Delayed diagnosis or incorrect treatment with inappropriate antibiotics can lead to chronic, recurring cystitis – an extremely painful condition that is very difficult to treat.
With correct and timely diagnosis, adequate treatment and prevention, cystitis is treatable and its recurrences can be successfully avoided.
