Dysfunction of the digestive system, which is accompanied by increased gas production, pain in the abdomen, and uncontrolled alternation of constipation and diarrhea, require immediate recourse to a specialist.
In most cases, the cause of such conditions is dysbacteriosis, characterized by a violation of the composition of normal intestinal microflora. Cause dysbiosis can both the reception of antibiotics, and a decrease in the protective functions of the body, as well as the negative effect of the external environment.
Undoubtedly, when diagnosing this disease, the prescribed treatment should be of a complex nature and one of its important components are drugs whose action is directed to the restoration of microflora.
Acipol is among the probiotics, a multifactor drug in the composition, which includes acidophilus lactobacilli. Thanks to them, the drug actively fights the pathogenic flora in dysbacteriosis and increases immunological reactivity in the body.
It should be noted that Acipol can be used not only immediately after diagnosis of dysbacteriosis, but also at the stage of appearance of primary conditions that provoke its development.
Action of Acipole with dysbiosis
Inflammatory process in the intestine quite often develops against the background of suppression of beneficial microflora by a pathogenic / conditionally pathogenic microflora, as a result of active reproduction of the latter. This in turn leads to the development of dysbacteriosis.
Acipol contains cultures of bacteria that are particles of useful intestinal microflora. Accordingly, its reception favors the resumption of rapid multiplication of useful microflora and its predominance over pathogenic microorganisms.
This drug not only helps cure dysbiosis, but also improves the processes of assimilation of useful nutrients, which will positively affect the metabolic reactions of the body and its health in general.
The availability of data on the results of officially conducted studies regarding the benefits / harm of Acipole intake during pregnancy is currently not available. In practice, many specialists prescribe this drug to women during childbearing, both to combat dysbacteriosis, and as a prophylactic agent to prevent mucous membrane damage by fungal infections.
Acipol will not harm the fetus if it is recommended by a specialist after a series of studies and the patient will be under the supervision of the doctor throughout the course of treatment.
Regarding younger children and taking Acipole for dysbacteriosis, we can say the following. Since the preparation has three forms of release, the drug is more suitable for infants in vials( a powdery substance that is diluted before taking boiled water at room temperature or milk).
A single dosage of Acipole for dysbacteriosis in children older than 3 years should be determined by the attending physician, as well as the frequency of admission during the day.
At present, when determining the components of the course of treatment of dysbiosis in children pediatricians, Aciphole is often preferred. This is explained by the almost absolute absence of contraindications in conjunction with the beneficial effect on the work of the gastrointestinal tract as a whole.