BRONCHO-VAXOM

Broncho-Vaxom Information

This medicine (Broncho-Vaxom) is one of the most popular immuno-stimulating agents on the market. A prophylaxis with this medical product is able to boost the immunitary system of the patient, making it more resistant to diseases (as it increases the body’s ability to fight against disorders).

Broncho-Vaxom Indications

A therapy with this medication is widely prescribed in immuno-therapies. Some health care providers consider Broncho-Vaxom one of the first medicines of choice in the prevention of recurrent disorders (especially infections) that affect the patient’s airways. A therapy with this medical product is also quite helpful in the prevention of chronic bronchitis and its symptoms (acute infectious exacerbations). This medical product (Broncho-Vaxom) can also be used with confidence as an adjacent therapy for acute airway disorders (especially infections).

Broncho-Vaxom Warnings

Before an individual (a patient) is prescribed a treatment trial with this medical product (Broncho-Vaxom) he or she ought to discuss with their health care specialist the risks and benefits that such a prophylaxis implies. Together, you will be able to determine without further doubt whether a treatment trial with this medical product (Broncho-Vaxom) is in fact the best treatment option for your clinical condition.

Before you are prescribed a treatment trial with this drug (Broncho-Vaxom), your personal health care provider might want to find out more about your current general health status. This means that you will have to undergo further clinical tests that should point to the presence of any other medical conditions that might affect your therapy with this medicine. Furthermore, your doctor will also want to know your personal and family medical history, in order to assess whether your organism is suitable to a treatment trial with Broncho-Vaxom (whether your body will adequately respond to such a therapy). There is one last step that you should take before you take your very first dose of this medicine. As to avoid any unpleasant complications that might be due to an Allergic Reaction to this medicine (or to any of its active components), your doctor will want you to undergo a set of allergy tests. Individuals who are allergic to this drug (Broncho-Vaxon) should not be allowed to start a therapy session with this immuno-stimulating agent. However, exceptions can be made if a specialist states that the patient’s therapy with this drug is of great importance to the individual’s well being. However, in such cases, the patient will have to take a set of extra precautions during his or her treatment. Hospitalization might be in order (in this way, trained health care professionals will be able to constantly monitor your health condition and will promptly interfere if you develop any of the severe symptoms of an Allergic Reaction to Broncho-Vaxom).

All the clinical studies that have been performed have stated that the administration of this medicine (Broncho-Vaxom) to patients who are younger than 6 months (babies) should be avoided. It is considered that their immune system is not yet mature enough to be able to adequately respond to such a therapy. We suggest you to contact a pediatrician in order to acquire further information regarding this matter. A therapy with Broncho-Vaxom is not known to produce any unpleasant effects that might impair the patient’s ability to operate complicated machines, to drive, or to perform any dangerous activities. Until now, only animal studies have been performed in order to assess the safety of Broncho-Vaxom for use during pregnancy. Although the animal reproduction studies did not show that a therapy with this medicine can put the fetus’ life and / or development in danger, we strongly advise all pregnant females to seek their physician’s advice regarding this matter. No specific information regarding the safety of breast-feeding if the mother is following a treatment trial with this medicine is available.

Broncho-Vaxom Intake Guidelines

Your physician should be the one who prescribes you the necessary precautions that you should take into consideration during your future therapy with Broncho-Vaxom. This drug should be taken in on an empty stomach unless your physician advises you otherwise. If the baby-patient is unable to swallow the capsule (this medical product comes in a special form, especially designed for children), then the capsule should be opened and its content poured into a drink (water, milk, juice, and so on).

Broncho-Vaxom Dosage

In the case of adult patients who are following a preventive therapy and / or a consolidation treatment with this medicine (Broncho-Vaxom), the average dose consists of 1 capsule that should be taken in daily. The treatment span is usually 10 days. The therapy should be repeated for a period of 3 months (1 therapy trial per month). For adult patients who aim to treat an acute disorder, 1 capsule per day should be taken in until the symptoms disappear. However, the therapy with Broncho-Vaxom should not be interrupted before 10 days of treatment have ended.

Broncho-Vaxom Overdose

No clinical cases of over-dosage with Broncho-Vaxcom have been reported until now. Such a medical condition is highly unlikely as the toxicity of this medicine is very low.

Broncho-Vaxom Missed Dose

Ask your personal health care provider for instructions in case you could not follow your daily Broncho-Vaxom dosing schedule.

Broncho-Vaxom Side Effects

A therapy with Broncho-Vaxom can trigger: vomiting, nausea, abdominal pain, asthma, dyspnea, coughing, urticaria, rash, allergies, fatigue, fever, and so on.