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Product Overview

Uriheal is a nitrofurantoin-based antibiotic medication specifically formulated to treat and prevent urinary tract infections (UTIs). This oral capsule formulation targets susceptible bacterial strains by disrupting their cellular processes, effectively stopping infection progression while providing convenient administration.

Uses

Clinically indicated for:
• Acute treatment of uncomplicated UTIs (cystitis/urethritis)
• Prophylaxis against recurrent urinary infections
• Management of symptoms including dysuria, urinary frequency/urgency, and pelvic discomfort

How to Use

Administration Guidelines:
1. Swallow capsules whole with 240ml water
2. May be taken with food/milk to reduce GI irritation
3. Maintain consistent dosing intervals
4. Complete entire prescribed course (even after symptom resolution)
5. Follow provider’s specific dosage instructions

Mechanism of Action

As a nitrofuran-class antibiotic, Uriheal exerts bactericidal effects through:
• Inhibition of bacterial acetyl-CoA formation
• Disruption of DNA/RNA synthesis
• Interference with protein production
• Multiple enzyme system targeting

Dosage Protocol

Standard Dosing:
• Acute UTIs: 50-100mg QID × 7 days
• Prophylaxis: 50-100mg HS (renal-adjusted)
Special Populations:
• Renal impairment requires dose modification
• Elderly patients may need adjusted regimens
• Not recommended for CrCl <60ml/min

Therapeutic Advantages

Clinical Benefits:
• Rapid symptomatic relief
• High urinary concentration
• Low systemic absorption
• Reduced recurrence rates
• Favorable resistance profile

Adverse Effects

Common Reactions (≥1%):
• Gastrointestinal: Nausea (10%), diarrhea (4%)
• Neurological: Headache (3%)
• Respiratory: Cough (1%)
Serious Reactions (<1%): • Pulmonary fibrosis • Hepatotoxicity • Peripheral neuropathy • Hemolytic anemia

Important Precautions

Safety Considerations:
• Contraindicated in:
– G6PD deficiency
– Pregnancy (third trimester)
– Severe renal impairment
• Requires monitoring in:
– Elderly patients
– Chronic pulmonary conditions
– Hepatic dysfunction
• Potential drug interactions with:
– Antacids
– Uricosurics
– Probenecid

Storage Requirements

Proper Handling:
• Store at 15-30°C
• Protect from moisture
• Keep in original packaging
• Maintain tight container closure
• Discard expired medication

Medical Disclaimer

This information serves educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. While we strive for accuracy, content may not reflect the most current research. Always consult your healthcare provider regarding:
• Diagnosis confirmation
• Treatment options
• Potential interactions
• Individualized dosing
• Adverse effect management