AKUTUR 50 ml drops by PEKANA®

AKUTUR 50 ml drops by Pekana - provide a fast, powerful therapy for acute and chronic urological infections.

ACUTE OR CHRONIC URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS.

As a biological alternative to antibiotics, this remedy usually eliminates even the toughest urinary tract infections within a few days, especially those prevalent in young girls or women. In addition, AKUTUR drops can be prescribed for pain that accompanies infections of the urological tract, including kidney discomfort.

A therapy that also includes TOXEX drops and OPSONAT drops will achieve best results. To flush the urinary tract and aid the healing process, patients should drink plenty of warm fluids such as herbal chamomile tea.

Please note: As a rule, acute cystitis is a systemic infection, while chronic cystitis is caused by a compromised or impaired metabolism that accompanies old age or a prostate infection.

As a dietary herbal supplement AKUTUR has a herbal and homeopathic tradition of improving urinary tract metabolism.  As such AKUTUR has traditionally been useful as a supportive adjunct  for Urinary tract infections, both acute and chronic.

INGREDIENTS:

AKUTUR 50 ml drops by Pekana

Spagyric and/or homeopathic preparations of:
Acidum benzoicum    4X
Acidum nitricum     4X
Apis mellifica     3X
Lytta vesicatoria (Cantharis)    4X
Populus tremuloides    2X
Pulsatilla pratens    4X
Zingiber officinale    3X
Solidago vigaurea     12X

Keynotes: Urinary tract infections, both acute and chronic.
Dosage: Acute use:  25 drops taken as often as needed to resolve symptoms, often 4 to 6 times per day.

Chronic use:  25 to 50 drops taken 2 or 3 times per day.

Duration of Use: Failure to resolve symptoms within 24 to 48 hours should be assessed for need for allopathic intervention.

In chronic cases can be used long term, such as 1 to 3 months.

Clinical Indications: ACUTE OR CHRONIC URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS

Urinary tract infections do not occur in a vacuum.  They generally occur due to a general condition of being run-down and overly stressed.  Sleep deprivation can bring on UTIs. 

When chronic or recurring UTIs are occurring despite good stress management and adequate sleep, evaluate the patient for underlying factors such as estrogen deficiency, physical abnormalities of the kidney or bladder, and kidney stones.