Preprati for bacterial infections

Products for bacterial infection support are intended for women who need support for vaginal flora, intimate balance and urinary comfort. They may be useful when the natural vaginal flora is disturbed, when unpleasant odor, changed discharge or discomfort appear, or when there is a tendency to recurring intimate and urinary problems.

The intimate area has a natural microflora where beneficial bacteria, especially lactobacilli, play an important role. When this balance is disturbed, symptoms such as changed discharge, unpleasant odor, burning, irritation or recurring discomfort may occur. It is important to distinguish bacterial imbalance from fungal infection because they are not managed in the same way.

If symptoms are strong, recurring, accompanied by pain, fever, blood in urine, burning during urination, unpleasant odor or lower abdominal pain, a doctor or gynecologist should be consulted.

When are these products used?

• for disturbed vaginal flora
• for discomfort linked to bacterial imbalance
• for unpleasant odor and changed discharge
• after antibiotic therapy
• for recurring intimate discomfort
• for intimate and urinary balance support
• for people prone to urinary infections

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Bacterial or fungal discomfort?

Bacterial imbalance may be associated with unpleasant odor, changed discharge and discomfort, while fungal discomfort is often linked to itching, burning and redness. However, symptoms may overlap, so recurring or unclear problems should be checked by a gynecologist.

Read more in our related article What are the most common vaginal infections and how are they treated?.

After antibiotics and urinary discomfort

Antibiotics may disturb the natural balance of bacteria, including vaginal flora. In such cases, products such as Biota Intima, Biota Intima 30 pcs and Floralaise may support intimate microflora.

Because intimate and urinary problems can sometimes appear together, Uroren capsules may be considered when urinary tract support is needed.

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