Bifovir

BifoVir

Country of origin: Russia
Pharm-Group: Products that normalize intestinal microflora

Manufacturers: Virion (Russia)
International name: Bifidobacterium bifidum
Synonyms: Bifidumbacterin, Bifidumbacterin powder, Bifidumbacterin in suppositories, Bifidumbacterin dry, Bifidumbacterin forte, Bifidumbacterin-1000, Probifor
Dosage forms: lyophilized powder 10000000 CFU 10dz, lyophilized powder 10000000 CFU 5dz
Composition: Contains freeze-dried microbial mass of living, antagonistically active strains of Bifidobacterium bifidum No1 and crystalline lactulose.
Indications for use: Correction of intestinal microflora: dysbiosis (including prevention during therapy with antibiotics, NSAIDs, hormones, radiation and chemotherapy, stress); acute infectious diseases and intestinal dysfunction, chronic gastrointestinal diseases, allergic diseases (in complex treatment); bacterial vaginosis and colpitis; prevention of mastitis in nursing mothers at risk. In pediatric practice: infectious (purulent-septic processes, pneumonia) and other diseases (complex therapy in young children; anemia, malnutrition, rickets and allergic diathesis in weakened children; early transfer of infants to artificial feeding and feeding with donor milk) .
Contraindications: Hypersensitivity.
Side effects: Not identified.
Interaction: The effect is enhanced by vitamins (especially group B), reduced by antibiotics.
Overdose: No data.
Special instructions: Dissolving the drug in hot water (above 40°C) and storing it in dissolved form is unacceptable. Prescribe with caution to patients with lactase deficiency.
Literature: Encyclopedia of Medicines, 2002. Product catalog of FSUE NPO Microgen, 2005.