Arkogélules Busserole Infection Urinaire 45 gélules is a plant-based medicine used to alleviate urinary disorders in adult women.
Bearberry is a traditional herbal medicine used in women to treat the symptoms of benign, recurrent, lower urinary tract infections such as a burning sensation when urinating, and/or in women who experience a frequent urge to urinate after a doctor has ruled out any serious illness.
A plant very similar to atoca, bearberry relieves other types of inflammation of the urinary tract, including colibacillosis, inflammation of the kidney, enlargement of the prostate followed by pus in the urine, inflammation of the renal pelvis and urethra, particularly after gonorrhoea.
Bearberry's medicinal properties are also recognized for soothing hemoptysis and incontinence.
Arkogélules Bearberry is a herbal medicine specially designed to alleviate urinary disorders in adult women. Thanks to its natural properties, bearberry offers effective relief from symptoms associated with urinary tract infections. Find out how Arkogélules Busserole can help you regain optimal urinary comfort.
Bearberry, the active ingredient in Arkogélules, is recognized for its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. By taking this medicine regularly, you can help eliminate the bacteria responsible for urinary tract infections and reduce inflammation in the bladder and urinary tract. Find fast, effective relief with Arkogélules Busserole.
Urinary tract infections are often accompanied by unpleasant symptoms such as burning on urination, frequent urination and abdominal pain. Arkogélules Busserole soothes these symptoms and promotes urinary comfort, allowing you to go about your daily activities without being bothered by urinary disorders.
Arkogélules Busserole is formulated with ingredients of natural origin, making it a safe and well-tolerated choice for relieving urinary disorders. Unlike some synthetic medicines, Arkogélules Busserole has no major side effects and can be used with confidence by adult women suffering from urinary tract infections.
Arkogélules Busserole comes in easy-to-swallow capsules, to be taken with a full glass of water. Simply follow the dosage instructions recommended by your doctor or pharmacist to get the maximum benefit from this medicine. Make Arkogélules Busserole part of your daily routine and regain optimal urinary comfort.
Arkogélules Busserole is recommended by many health professionals for its effectiveness in treating urinary tract infections in adult women. Whether you suffer from an occasional or recurrent urinary tract infection, Arkogélules Busserole can help you regain lasting urinary comfort. Trust Arkogélules Busserole to take care of your urinary health.
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Adult women: 3 capsules 3 times a day, to be taken with meals and a full glass of water.
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Arkogélules Busserole 45 gélules Arkopharma comes in a box of 45 capsules.
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