Luivac for respiratory infections – how to use the drug?

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Luivac is an orally administered immunostimulant. The main ingredient of Luivac is a bacterial lysate that stimulates the body to defend itself against infections – especially within the respiratory tract.

The main indications for the use of Luivac and its dosage

First of all, Luivac is used in relapsing respiratory tract infections. The drug should be taken orally and on an empty stomach with a little water. Luivac is usually started during an infection-free period. If it gets worse, Luivac can be used simultaneously with antibiotics. The dose and frequency of taking the tablets are determined by the doctor. Luivac is used orally in situations of re-emission of respiratory tract infection. How does Luivac work?

Luivac and its operation

Luivac consists of bacterial lysate (Bacterial lysate). As a result, Luivac stimulates the immune system of the mucous membranes. As a result, it increases the resistance of all mucous membranes in the patient’s body, stimulating the defense mechanisms all the time. Luivac increases the number of IgA-producing cells in Peyer’s patches and in the secretions of the mucous membranes, lungs and serum. Luivac also increases phagocytic activity, stimulates the activity of thymus-dependent lymphocytes (T-helper cells), and stimulates the production of cytokines (gramma inferon, interlukin-2, interlukin-5 and interlukin-6). Above all, however, Luivac reduces the development of pulmonary inflammation by reducing PMN elastase concentrations.

What are its side effects? What should you be careful about while using Luivac?

Luivac – side effects and contraindications

  1. Luivac must not be used with specific immunizations. Some patients may experience gastrointestinal side effects, sometimes rashes.
  2. Also, do not use Luivac in the case of acute gastroenteritis. Similarly in diseases caused by autoimmunity, while taking immunosuppressive drugs. Contraindications for the use of Luivac also apply to pregnant women and children under 3 years of age. There are no objections to the use of Luivac during breast-feeding.
  3. Another contraindication in the use of Luivac is an allergy to the ingredients of the preparation.

What is the dosage of Luivac?

Luivac and dosage of the drug

The dose of Luivac is determined by your doctor, so take it by mouth as prescribed. Typically, the doctor recommends taking Luivac for the next 28 days in 2 cycles at intervals of 28 days. Luivac should be taken on an empty stomach, preferably on an empty stomach, with a little water. Luivac dosing begins during an infection-free period. If the inflammation is very acute, it is used together with antibiotics. However, Luivac cannot replace antibiotic therapy.

Luivac – general information

One pack of Luivac tablets contains 28 pieces (3 mg). The preparation is available on prescription.

Name of the drug / preparation Luivac
Wstęp Luivac is an orally administered immunostimulant
Manufacturer
Form, dose, packaging Tablet, 28 pieces (3 mg)
Availability category Prescription
The active substance bacterial lysate
Indication Primarily, Luivac is used in recurrent respiratory infections
Dosage The dose and frequency of taking the tablets are determined by the doctor. Typically, the doctor recommends taking Luivac for the next 28 days in 2 cycles at intervals of 28 days.
Contraindications to use Luivac must not be used with specific immunizations. Also, do not use Luivac in the case of acute gastroenteritis. Similarly, in autoimmune diseases, when taking immunosuppressive drugs. Contraindications for the use of Luivac also apply to pregnant women and children under 3 years of age. Another contraindication in the use of Luivac is an allergy to the ingredients of the preparation
Warnings x
Interactions Luivac can be used simultaneously with antibiotics
Side effects Some patients may experience gastrointestinal side effects, sometimes a rash.
Other (if any) x

Immunostimulants also include Ribomunyl and Ismigen.

1 Comment

  1. mi a különbség a3mg és 125 mg között mikor kell nagyobb dózist szedni köszönöm szép estét

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