Bronchomunal is a medicinal product that is a stimulant of local immunity, due to which the human body is more effective in combating pathogens of infectious diseases of the respiratory tract. Especially this drug is recommended for people suffering from frequent respiratory diseases with bacterial complications.
Composition and Action of Bronchominal
The active component of Bronchomunal is lyophilized (freeze-dried) bacterial lysates, i.e. destroyed shattered bacteria, which cause an immune response and the production of antibodies. The preparation contains lysates of bacteria such as streptococci, staphylococci, klebsiels, mora-seksly, stick influenza. It is these microorganisms that most often cause diseases of the respiratory system. Also the bronchomunal contains auxiliary components: glutamate sodium (anhydrous), propyl gallate, mannitol, magnesium stearate and maize starch.
Bronchomunal is recommended for the treatment and prevention of such diseases:
- bronchitis;
- pharyngitis ;
- laryngitis;
- tonsillitis;
- rhinitis;
- sinusitis and others.
The mechanism of action of this drug is close to vaccines, so these drugs are sometimes referred to as "therapeutic" vaccines. Getting into the body, the active component of Bronhomunal promotes the stimulation of its own defense mechanisms in the fight against infections. Due to this, the frequency, duration and severity of diseases decreases, and, consequently, the need for antibiotics and other drugs decreases.
How to take Bronchomunal?
Bronchomunal for the treatment of acute and chronic diseases is taken in the morning on an empty stomach one capsule per day for 10 to 30 days.
For the prevention of infectious diseases of the respiratory system, the agent is used for three ten-day courses with twenty-day intervals between them.
How can I replace Bronhomunal?
There are analogues of the drug Bronhomunal, which you can replace the product with the permission of the attending physician. These are Bronchovax and Ribomunil preparations, which are also made on the basis of bacterial lysates or on the basis of ribosome bacteria and belong to the group of immunostimulants.
There is essentially no big difference between these drugs, but the question can be answered only by a specialist, based on the specific situation, when asked what is better - Ribomunil, Bronhomunal or Bronchovax. Therefore, it is not recommended to replace the prescription medication with an analog preparation.