Roter Cysticare Tablets is an effective 5-day course of treatment for bladder infections. It combats E. coli bacteria in the intestines as well as the urethra. In less than 48 hours, pain during urination decreases and the urge to urinate diminishes.
A bladder infection is a painful and unpleasant inflammation of the bladder wall. It is a common problem that primarily affects women. Fortunately, if you recognize the symptoms of a bladder infection quickly and treat it in time, it poses no danger to your overall health. The symptoms of a bladder infection:• Frequent urination • Feeling the need to urinate even though the bladder is not full • Burning or painful sensation during urination • Foul-smelling or cloudy urine • Sometimes there is blood in the urine with an infection • Pain in the lower abdomen • Feeling sick, weak, or feverish • A feeling of pressure in the lower pelvisWith dual actionRoter Cysticare has a dual action: 1. The combination of Xyloglucan and Gelatin tackles the problem at the root: it forms a protective film in the intestine and prevents the E. coli bacterium from spreading. A bladder infection occurs when bacteria, usually originating from the gastrointestinal tract, attach themselves to the opening of the urethra. This is the first step to prevent the spread of E. coli bacteria to the urinary tract.2. With the addition of hibiscus and propolis, Roter Cysticare suppresses the E. coli bacterium in the bladder.About Roter Cysticare Tablets:• Effective five-day course of treatment for a bladder infection• Clinically proven effective• Reduces pain during urination after 48 hours• Urinary urge also decreases after 48 hours• Dual action: combats E. coli bacteria in both the intestines and the urethra
EAN code:8713304945473
Functional NameMedical Device
Full DescriptionRoter Cysticare
Is a Medical DeviceYes
Contents (Net)15 pieces
Claim DescriptionRoter Cysticare - Utipro Plus is indicated for the control and prevention of cystitis (bladder infection), caused by E. Coli and other pathogens, which are often involved in bladder infections.
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