Furadin 100 SR Tablets – Targeted Action, All-Day Relief: Nitrofurantoin 100mg Sustained Release for UTIs.
Furadin 100 SR Tablets – The combination of nitrofurantoin sustained release tablets 100mg belongs to a group of antibacterial or antibiotics. Tablet is used to prevent and treat bacterial infections like urinary tract infections (UTIs), including Bladder Infection (cystitis). Besides this, it is also used to treat kidney infections. A urine infection is often called a urinary tract infection (or simply, UTI). nitrofurantoin kills bacteria by entering their cells and destroying their genetic material. As a result, it is effective against bacterial infections.
KEY BENEFITS of Nitrofurantoin Sustained Release Tablets 100mg – Furadin 100 SR Tablets
✅Long-Lasting Action: The sustained-release formulation provides continuous antibiotic action over an extended period, ensuring consistent therapeutic levels in the urinary tract, reducing the frequency of dosing.
✅Minimized Side Effects: The sustained-release formulation helps reduce the intensity of potential side effects, such as gastrointestinal discomfort, by releasing the medication gradually.Targeted
✅Action: Works directly in the urinary tract to inhibit bacterial growth, reducing the risk of systemic side effects and enhancing its efficacy.
Recommended By Specialists:
👨⚕️General Practitioners (GPs): For the treatment and prevention of urinary tract infections (UTIs), including bladder infections (cystitis), especially in women.
👨⚕️Urologists: For managing chronic urinary tract infections (UTIs), recurrent UTIs, or prophylaxis after surgery involving the urinary tract, due to its sustained-release formula providing continuous therapeutic level
👨⚕️Infectious Disease Specialists: For more complicated or resistant urinary tract infections, especially when other antibiotics are not effective, offers targeted action against common UTI-causing pathogens.
INDICATIONS:
✅Acute Uncomplicated Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)
✅Post-Surgical UTI Prevention
✅Lower Urinary Tract Infections