Monural for prostatitis - how it is used, the effectiveness of the drug

With inflammation of the prostate, antibiotic therapy is often required. They cause side effects, but pharmaceuticals are moving forward. Monural for prostatitis suppresses the activity of many types of bacteria, causing minimal damage to a man's health.

What kind of drug?

The peculiarity of Monural is that it destroys bacteria that have attached to the epithelium. In case of urological diseases, it promptly removes pathogenic microorganisms from the urethral canal.

This product is sold only on the basis of a prescription form filled out by a doctor. Self-medication with Monural can provoke negative reactions and harm health.

The action of the synthetic agent begins 2 hours after ingestion, the active components remain in the human body for up to 2 days. The principle of action is to disrupt the cellular structure of pathogenic microorganisms, as a result of which pathogens die in a short time. Basically, gram-negative and gram-positive flora are sensitive to active substances.

The main useful properties of the drug, which determine its effectiveness in the treatment of the prostate gland:

• Reduced swelling;
• Spastic pains decrease;
• The inflammation is eliminated;
• Increased urine output;
• Blood circulation is restored;
• Congestion is minimized;
• Decomposition products and particles of dead bacteria are removed;
• Body temperature is normalized;
• The tone of the body rises.

The active substances of the drug accumulate in the bladder, therefore Monural is intensively used for the treatment of various infectious urological diseases.

The product is produced exclusively in the form of granules intended for the preparation of a suspension. They are white in color with a noticeable citrus aroma. The pack contains 1 or 2 sachets.

Composition and indications

The main active ingredient is fosfomycin in a concentration of 2 or 3 g. Auxiliary components:

• Sucrose;
• Saccharin;
• Orange and tangerine flavors.

Monural therapy is indicated in the following cases:

• Urinary tract infections associated with postoperative complications;
• Bacterial urethritis;
• Bacteriuria, asymptomatic;
• Infectious cystitis;
• Bacterial prostatitis in acute and chronic stages, as well as inflammation of the prostate caused by stagnant processes.

Contraindications and harm

Monural refers to antibiotics with a small list of contraindications. Treatment is prohibited in the following situations:

• Age under 5;
• Individual intolerance to the constituent granules;
• Insufficient kidney functionality - the prohibition is due to the fact that the substances of the drug are excreted from the body by the urinary system;
• Diabetes mellitus - the presence of sucrose and saccharin in a medicine has a negative effect on health.

When using the drug, side effects may occur:

• Heartburn;
• Vomiting;
• Nausea;
• Migraines;
• Dizziness;
• General weakness;
• Stool disorder;
• Soreness in the peritoneal region;
• Hives;
• Allergic response of the body in various forms, rarely - anaphylactic shock.

Monural for prostatitis: instructions for use

Treatment of prostatitis with Monural, as a rule, corresponds to the general therapeutic regimen for taking the drug. Instructions for use:

• "Empty" the bladder;
• Warm up drinking water a little;
• Pour 80 ml into a glass and dissolve the required amount of granules in it;
• Drink on an empty stomach or before going to bed;
• The maximum dose per day is 3 g of the active ingredient (most often it is recommended to take it at a time);
• In case of acute pain, it can be taken again after 24 hours.

Most often, 2 days are enough for the complete destruction of pathogenic bacteria and microbes. In the absence of positive dynamics, immediate examination is necessary, the development of an abscess is possible.

When is it effective?

The basis of the effectiveness of a drug is the speed of onset of action and a short course of treatment. In most cases, a one-time appointment is enough to get positive dynamics.

However, it is important to remember that the antibiotic is indicated only in the presence of infections caused by bacteria. Inflammation of the prostate gland, provoked by other causes, requires alternative methods of treatment, and the use of even such an effective drug will not eliminate the urological problem, but at the same time will place an unnecessary burden on the body.