MEDICINA GENERAL | DIARREA ASOCIADA A ANTIBIÓTICOS

Prevención inteligente:
Multiflora frente a la diarrea asociada a antibióticos en niños

La diarrea asociada a antibióticos es una complicación frecuente que afecta hasta al 35% de los pacientes en tratamiento debido al desequilibrio de la microbiota intestinal. Puede presentarse hasta 3 meses después del uso del antibiótico.1
La prevención de la diarrea asociada a antibióticos mejora la adherencia terapéutica y reduce las complicaciones digestivas.1
Multiflora fortalece la microbiota y previene el desarrollo de patógenos, mejorando la tolerancia al tratamiento antibiótico y sus complicaciones a largo plazo.1
El uso de la mezcla de cepas contenidas en Multiflora durante o posterior al tratamiento con antibióticos es una

estrategia segura y eficaz para prevenir la diarrea asociada.

Ventajas terapéuticas

Proteger y restaurar la microbiota intestinal.1

Reducir el riesgo de efectos adversos.1

Mejorar la tolerancia del paciente al tratamiento.1

Multiflora

protección eficaz frente a la diarrea asociada a antibióticos en la población infantil
Multiflora es un sinbiótico formulado para prevenir y tratar la diarrea asociada al uso de antibióticos, actuando directamente sobre la disbiosis intestinal que estos generan. Ayuda a preservar y restaurar el equilibrio de la microbiota, fortaleciendo la barrera intestinal y mejorando la tolerancia al tratamiento antibiótico.1
Respaldado por evidencia clínica, Multiflora es una opción segura, bien tolerada y efectiva, ofreciendo una protección digestiva integral durante y después de la terapia.1
Evidencia clinica:

Beketova, H., Koiro, O., Bohdanova, S., Bulhakova, M., Heorhitsa, K., Il’kiv, O. Shalimanova М. (2024). Efficacy of Bacillus clausii UBBC-07 in the prevention of antibiotic-associated diarrhea in children. CHILD`S HEALTH, 19(7), 454–463. https://doi.org/10.22141/2224-0551.19.7.2024.1758.

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