Amcogermina Suspension 10 pcs (1 pkt)

Amcogermina is an oral probiotic suspension typically containing Bacillus clausii spores, used to restore the balance of intestinal bacterial flora. It is primarily prescribed for managing diarrhea and digestive disruptions. 

Benefits of Amcogermina

Ø  Restores Gut Flora: Replenishes "good" bacteria in the gut, especially after it has been disrupted by infection or antibiotic use.

Ø  Treats Diarrhea: Helps manage acute and chronic diarrhea by addressing the root cause of intestinal imbalance.

Ø  Supports Immunity: Strengthening gut health contributes to overall immune function, as a significant part of the immune system is linked to the intestines.

Ø  Improves Nutrient Absorption: Aids in the correction of dysvitaminosis (vitamin imbalance) by improving the production and assimilation of vitamins.

Ø  Antibiotic Compatibility: Because it is polyantibiotic-resistant, it can be taken during antibiotic therapy to prevent associated side effects like loose stools. 

How to Use Amcogermina

Ø  Preparation: Shake the mini bottle (vial) well before use to ensure even distribution of the spores.

Ø  Administration: Rotate and detach the top part of the vial. Drink the contents directly or dilute them in water, milk, tea, or fruit juice.

Dosage of Amcogermina

Ø  Adults: 2 to 3 mini bottles per day.

Ø  Children/Infants: 1 to 2 mini bottles per day, administered at regular intervals.

Ø  Timing: Consume immediately after opening to avoid contamination. If taking with antibiotics, maintain a gap of at least 2 hours between the antibiotic and the suspension. 

Ingredients of Amcogermina

Ø  Active Ingredient: 2 billion spores of polyantibiotic-resistant Bacillus clausii.

Ø  Excipient: Purified water. 

Side Effects of Amcogermina

While generally well-tolerated, some users may experience: 

Ø  Digestive Issues: Mild bloating, flatulence (gas), or temporary nausea.

Ø  Allergic Reactions: Skin rash, hives (urticaria), or itching.

Ø  Rare Serious Risks: In severely immunocompromised patients, there is a rare risk of blood infections like bacteremia or sepsis.