One of the remedies used to eliminate symptoms, treat and prevent such a disease of the bladder, as cystitis , is Urolesan.
Urostesan from cystitis can be taken in the form of drops, syrup or capsules. The drug is a product made on the basis of plant components, namely: mint, fir, castor oils, wild carrot extract, hops, oregano. This allows you to feel its effect, starting with the first tricks.
Urolesan helps to soften small stones in the urinary and gall bladder and prevents the formation of new ones. Essential oils are excellent antimicrobial agents, which also intensify the process of urinary excretion, due to which from the bladder and ureters are washed pathogenic bacteria, as well as dissolved small stones and sand.
The drug also improves bile production, eliminates spasms and relieves inflammation. In addition, during the reception of funds, there is an improvement in the supply of kidneys and liver blood.
The rapid onset of relief from taking the remedy is due to the fact that it quickly enters the bloodstream. Urolesan also has a slight soothing effect.
Indications for the use of Urolesan in addition to cystitis are such diseases as bile and urolithiasis, cholangitis, pyelonephritis, cholecystitis . It is also used for urethritis and for the removal of attacks of renal and hepatic colic.
How to apply Urolean?
Drops of Urolesan according to the instructions should be consumed on a piece of sugar, strictly on an empty stomach, three times a day, washed down with water. You can drink the drug and broths of dogrose, St. John's wort, birch leaves.
If Urolesan is used as a syrup, then its dosage is 1 teaspoon; in the form of capsules - 1 capsule.
Before you start treating cystitis with this tool, you need to know that contraindications to its use are: the presence of heartburn, diarrhea, a high level of sensitivity to the components of the medication. Do not take the drug and patients before the age of 18 years.
Caution Urolesan is used in patients who have brain damage, liver disease, have suffered craniocerebral trauma or suffer from alcoholism.
Side effects from the use of Urolesan are expressed in the occurrence of dizziness, nausea, diarrhea or allergic reactions.
When taking Urolesan, it must be borne in mind that this medicine is not a monotherapy. Like any herbal preparation, it should complement the basic treatment consisting of taking antibiotics, lubricants, diuretics and physiotherapy.