Name: Lymphomyosot (Lymphomyosot)
Pharmachologic effect:
Lymphomyosot belongs to homotoxic drugs. Actions of the drug: decongestant, lymphatic drainage, immunomodulatory, detoxification, anti-inflammatory. When lymphomyosot enters the body, it stimulates metabolism, improves lymphatic drainage from tissues, increases the barrier functions of lymph nodes, and enhances the elimination of toxic substances from the intercellular environment. Thanks to this, there is an improvement in the interaction between the cells of the endocrine, immune and nervous systems. For example, improving the lymphatic drainage of the gastrointestinal tract helps to increase the protective reserves of local immunity of the intestinal mucosa. Such changes are observed in almost all mucous membranes of the body. Reception of lymphomyosot also enhances the penetration of drugs of other groups into tissues. This allows both a reduction in their dosage and a decrease in the toxic effects of drugs on organs and tissues.
Indications for use:
· Medicinal intoxication;
· Lymphadenopathy, chronic tonsillitis, tonsil hypertrophy, mesoadenitis;
· Various infectious intoxication (tuberculous, tonsillogenic, and others);
· Exudative-catarrhal, lymphatic-hypoplastic diathesis;
· Diseases accompanied by immunodeficiency;
· Diabetes mellitus with the onset of polyneuropathy;
Perineural edema;
Lymphatism (including elephantiasis);
Lymphatic edema (post-traumatic, post-mastectomy, postoperative lymphedema);
Dysbiosis;
Renal, cardiac edema;
· Malignant, benign diseases;
· As a stage in the treatment of chronic diseases of the nasopharynx or hollow organs;
Asthenia, decreased mental development, astheno-neurotic syndrome, somatic personality disorders;
· Skin diseases (eczema, neurodermatitis, endogenous dermatoses).
Mode of application:
Lymphomyosot tablets for oral administration or under the tongue.
In pediatrics: for newborns, children under 2 years old - 3-5 drops 2-3 r / day. 2-6 years - appoint 7-8 drops 2-3 r / day. From the age of 6, the dosage is prescribed as for adults (10 drops 2-3 r / day). For adults, use a dose of 10 (or 15) drops 2-3 r / day. Lymphomyosot is taken sublingually. It is allowed to dissolve the drug in 5-10 ml of ordinary water (one teaspoon). Take half an hour before a meal (you can take it 50-60 minutes after a meal). You can dilute the daily dose of the drug prescribed by the doctor in 250 ml of water, drink it in small sips a day (the liquid must be kept in the mouth).
Lymphomyosot N - for parenteral administration.
Lymphomyosot N is suitable for intramuscular, intramuscular, intradermal, intravenous, subcutaneous, periarticular, and intraarticular administration. It can be used as homeosiniarthric therapy (introduction to acupuncture points) or biopuncture treatment (segmental injection). For adults, appoint one to three times a week. In case of acute illness - daily. In pediatrics: from the neonatal period to 1 year - 1/6 of the contents of 1 ampoule (in pediatrics, they use the same treatment regimen as for adults). From one year to 3 years - ¼ from the contents of 1 ampoule. 3 - 6 years - half an ampoule. From 6 years of age, the dose is applied as for adults.
Side effects:
No side effects have been reported at this time.
Contraindications:
Due to the content of Ferrum jodatum and Thyroxin in lymphomyosote, it is possible to develop stimulation of thyroid hormone production. Therefore, the drug is not used for thyrotoxicosis, hyperthyroidism (nevertheless, the use of the drug in this category of patients is likely under the constant supervision of a doctor).
Pregnancy:
To date, clinical data on the safety of use by pregnant and lactating mothers are insufficient. Prescribing a drug by a doctor in these cases is possible only on an individual basis.
Interaction with other medicinal products:
Lymphomyosot is combined with other drugs.
Overdose:
To date, no overdose symptoms have been reported.
Release form:
Lymphomyosot N - in ampoules of 1.1 ml. for parenteral use.
Lymphomyosot - drops for sublingual or internal use. The bottle contains 30 ml of the drug.
Storage conditions:
2 years at a temperature not exceeding 25 ° С. Keep out of reach of children and exposure to electromagnetic radiation.
Compound:
Lymphomyosot N:
Active ingredients: (in 1.1 ml): Gentiana lutea (dilution D5) - 0.55 mg, Veronica officinalis (dilution D3) - 0.55 mg, Pinus silvestris (dilution D4) - 0.55 mg, Natrium sulfuricum ( D4 dilution) - 0.55 mg, Teucrium scorodonia (D3 dilution) - 0.55 mg, Calcium phosphoricum (D12 dilution) - 0.55 mg, Nasturtium officinalis (D4 dilution) - 1.1 mg, Myosotis arvensis (D3 dilution) - 0.55 mg, Fumaria officinalis (dilution D4) - 0.55 mg, Levothyroxinum (dilution D12) - 0.55 mg, Scrophularia nodosa (dilution D3) - 0.55 mg, Equisetum heimale (dilution D4) - 0.55 mg, Smilax (dilution D6) - 0.55 mg, Ferrum jodatum (dilution D12) - 1.1 mg, Geranium robertianum (dilution D4) - 1.1 mg, Aranea diadema (dilution D6) - 0.55 mg.
Inactive substances: water for injection, sodium chloride.
Lymphomyosot:
Active ingredients (per 100 ml): Teucrium scorodonia (dilution D3) - 5 g, Veronica (dilution D3) - 5 g, Pinus silvestris (dilution D4) - 5 g, Natrium sulfuricum (dilution D4) - 5 g, Calcium phosphoricum (diluted D12) - 5 g, Fumaria officinalis (diluted D4) - 5 g, Nasturtium aquaticum (diluted D4) - 10 g, Myosotis arvensis (diluted D3) - 5 g, Levothyroxinum (diluted D12) - 5 g, Scrophularia nodosa (D3 dilution) - 5 g, Gentiana lutea (D5 dilution) - 5 g, Ferrum jodatum (D12 dilution) - 10 g, Juglans (D3 dilution) - 5 g, Equisetum heimale (D4 dilution) - 5 g, Geranium robertianum ( D4 dilution) - 10 g, Aranea diadema (D6 dilution) - 5 g, Sarsaparilla (D6 dilution) - 5 g.
Inactive substances: ethyl alcohol 43% (to the required volume).
Additionally:
The duration of homotoxic therapy with lymphomyosotum is prescribed by the doctor individually, which depends on the severity, course and clinical symptoms of the disease.
Attention!
Before using the drugLymphomyosotyou should consult your doctor. These instructions for use are given in free translation and are intended solely for information. For more information, please refer to the manufacturer's annotation.
Description and instruction of Lymphomyosot
Lymphomyosot is a drug belonging to the group of homeopathic medicines, which has a complex effect on the body, and is designed to normalize the functioning of the lymphatic system. The composition of this drug includes a large number of various components that have an active effect. In combination with each other, they have a drainage effect, in other words, they provide a more intense flow of lymph, and also eliminate a variety of congestion, as well as edema. At the same time, the drug Lymphomyosot allows you to quickly and effectively remove toxins and toxins from the body, and also prevents the penetration of exudate into tissues and cavities in conditions of inflammation, and reduces the risk of allergic reactions. This drug is indicated for those patients who have a tendency to hypertrophy of the organs of the lymphatic system, that is, to lymphatism, or already suffer from such a disease. Also, the drug is prescribed for chronic inflammatory diseases, which are accompanied by hypertrophy of the lymphatic glands ( tonsillitis, pharyngitis). The drug can also be prescribed in the presence of a disease such as nonspecific lymphadenitis, and with lymphatic edema, as well as in the case of eczema, with neurodermatitis and other pathologies of a similar type.
The drug Lymphomyosot is produced in the form of drops, which are intended for oral administration, as well as in the form of a solution for intradermal, intramuscular or subcutaneous administration, or in the form of tablets. A detailed annotation to the drug provides information on possible methods and schemes for using it in a specific dosage form. The use of this drug is not indicated for children, as well as for pregnant and lactating women, as well as for patients with individual intolerance to certain components of the drug. Caution, in accordance with the annotation, should be exercised in the course of treatment with this drug for such patients who suffer from thyroid pathologies. Among the negative effects that may accompany the process of taking the drug "Lymphomyosota", in the annotation to it, allergic reactions are noted. In some patients, during the period of taking it, loose stools appeared. During the treatment period, among other things, a short-term exacerbation of some of the symptoms of the patient's disease may begin. For this reason, the drug can be taken only on the recommendation of the attending physician, and with the possibility of careful professional control of the indicated therapy.
Reviews about Lymphomyosot
Lymphomyosot is often prescribed, as a rule, as part of the complex therapy of certain diseases. Often it is prescribed together with drugs such as Euphorbium Compositum or Hofitol. However, reviews of Lymphomyosot indicate that such therapy regimens cannot always improve the patient's health. In particular, a lot of reviews were found that the course of treatment with "Lymphomyosot" did not bring the desired results. As an example, it makes sense to cite the story of one woman about how she, for several months and without any success, tries to cope with a nasal congestion in a five-year-old child. Swelling occurs in the child at night, and this prevents him from sleeping. Many studies have already identified certain potential causes of this condition, and Lymphomyosot was also in the long list of drugs with which they tried to treat the child.
Such stories can be found and read in fairly large numbers. However, nevertheless, it makes sense to take into account the fact that effective treatment is possible only if the diagnosis is correct, which is often doubted. You can also find other reviews that say that Lymphomyosot really helped to cure such diseases, lymphadenitis, chronic rhinopharyngitis, adenoids.
When referring to homeopathic remedies, the category of which also includes the drug Lymphomyosot, it must be borne in mind that only sufficiently qualified specialists can make the correct prescription. In the event that such treatment has been prescribed, in some cases it is recommended to obtain additional advice from a homeopathic specialist.
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Modern medicine extremely multifaceted and versatile, however, two large groups can be distinguished in it - sections of medicine recognized by modern science and the so-called alternative medicine, which includes alternative treatments, homeopathy, acupuncture and much more. It cannot be said that this division is absolutely clear and unchanging - in some countries, drugs are used that are not recognized by the official scientific community in another state, and after more detailed research, yesterday's "unconventional drug" may become the main one in the treatment of certain diseases. This also applies to the homeopathic remedy Lymphomyosot, which, nevertheless, is recognized in medicine in many countries and is actively used in many pathological conditions.
The basic principle homeopathy- "like cures like." This means that taking extremely small amounts of a substance that, in large doses, causes symptoms similar to a specific disease, increases the body's resistance to this disease. The same mechanism of action and Lymphomyosot - it is available in the form of tablets, drops, solutions for injections. Its composition is very complex, it includes more than 17 different components.
Due to the complex composition, the list is quite extensive diseases, for which it is recommended to take the homeopathic drug Lymphomyosot. First of all, many homeopaths very often prescribe it for various edema. Lymphomyosot is effective for edema of cardiac origin (with cardiovascular failure, heart defects), renal origin (with increasing chronic renal failure, glomerulonephritis), lymphatic edema resulting from lymph outflow, as well as with other edema of various origins (inflammatory diseases).
The second group of diseases for which the use is indicated Lymphomyosota, is associated with pathological proliferation of lymphoid tissue. This condition occurs in chronic inflammation of the tonsils (chronic hypertrophic tonsillitis), chronic inflammation of the pharynx (pharyngitis), and enlarged lymph nodes. Such a pathological increase in lymphatic tissue leads to a violation of its function and is one of the prerequisites for the development of an oncological process. Lymphomyosot inhibits the pathological proliferation of reticular tissue, which is the "frame" of all lymphoid organs. Due to this, the growth of the organ stops and the number of lymphatic cells is normalized.
Some homeopaths have used successfully Lymphomyosot with and skin diseases, eliminate the effects of intoxication of the body with prolonged chronic infections, in the presence of various precancerous conditions. As part of complex therapy, this homeopathic preparation is used even for malignant and benign tumors. Many cases have been described of an increase in the activity of the immune system and an increase in immunity after the use of Lymphomyosot.
About the mechanism of its action, as well as any homeopathic medicine, controversy rages in the scientific world. Supporters and opponents give completely different arguments in their defense: from the "placebo effect" and self-hypnosis, to the effects of these drugs on the body at the level of quantum physics, but so far we can say that no one knows exactly how it works. But one thing is certain - Lymphomyosot shows excellent clinical results and really has a beneficial effect on the body.
Determine dosage and duration course of treatment must be an experienced homeopathic doctor. Usually prescribed one tablet or twenty drops three times a day. Internal administration can be replaced by the appointment of injections - three times a week, subcutaneously or intramuscularly. In severe cases and in acute diseases, daily injections are also possible. In any situation, the course of taking Lymphomyosot is very long and takes several months.
As a rule, there are no side effects and a drug well tolerated. The only exception is hypersensitivity to the components of the drug, which manifests itself in the form of urticaria. The presence of an allergy to the components of Lymphomyosot is the only contraindication for use. The reception of Lymphomyosot in combination with other homeopathic preparations has a very good effect, but this nuance should only be taken into account by the attending homeopathic doctor. Most often, Albumokhel is prescribed for the treatment of renal edema, for complex supportive treatment for oncological diseases and precancerous conditions, Psorinohel, Engystol N.
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The drug "Lymphomyosot" is a homeopathic drug with multicomponent properties. The medication acts on the lymphoid tissue, therefore it is advisable to use it for enlarged lymph nodes, tonsil hypertrophy, edema, adenoids, nasal congestion, and lymph outflow disorders.
Pharmacological action of the drug "Lymphomyosot"
Patient reviews show that the drug has immunomodulatory anti-inflammatory, decongestant, detoxifying and lymphatic drainage properties. The composition of the product contains iron iodide, medicinal watercress, diadematus araneus, Robert's geranium, medicinal smoke, levothyroxine, sodium sulfate, calcium phosphate, knobby norichnik, walnut, kirkazon-leaved sarsaparil, field forget-me-not, medicinal pineberry, gallberry and wintering horsetail. All active ingredients allow the drug to accelerate metabolism, enhance the protective properties of the lymph nodes, activate the outflow of lymph from tissues, and quickly remove toxins from the intercellular space. The drug normalizes the interaction of cells with the human nervous, immune and endocrine systems.
Indications of the medication "Lymphomyosot"
Reviews of patients indicate that the remedy is effective for lymphatic, cardiac and renal edema, as well as swelling that occurs with diabetes mellitus.
The drug is prescribed for tissue hypertrophy (proliferation) of the lymphatic organs, which is accompanied by pathologies such as hypertrophic tonsillitis and pharyngitis. It is appropriate to use the medicine for chronic abnormalities of internal organs and allergies that cause various skin diseases. Prescribe the medication "Lymphomyosot" for adenoids, immunodeficiency states, resulting intoxication as a result of tuberculosis or tonsillitis. The tool is used for disorders of organs and tissues that are caused by benign and malignant neoplasms.
Contraindications of the drug "Lymphomyosot"
The doctors' comments prohibit the treatment of persons who are sensitive to the constituent components, breastfeeding mothers, as well as pregnant women. You should take the medicine very carefully for thyroid ailments, since the drug contains iodine.
Due to the content of ethyl alcohol, the medicine in the form of drops should not be taken by those suffering from alcohol dependence, people with diseases of the brain and liver, patients after cranial brain injuries.
Side effects of the drug "Lymphomyosot"
The rapid test can be purchased at any pharmacy and performed at home. It allows you to detect chlamydia in urine or smear. The material is placed in a special hole in the test cassette and the result is observed. The principle of action is based on the detection of lipopolysaccharide antigen. The test result often turns out to be erroneous, therefore, to confirm or refute it, you need to contact the clinic.
For cytoscopic analysis, a smear is taken from the urethra in men and from the mucous membranes of the cervix - in women. The material is placed on glass, dried and treated with methanol. By examination under a microscope, specific cellular inclusions are revealed, indicating the presence of chlamydia. This method is considered quite informative, but it can be carried out only in the acute period of infection. Chronic chlamydia can occur without the appearance of cytoplasmic inclusions, which means that the tests will have negative results.
ELISA and PIF studies are aimed at determining antibodies to chlamydia in the blood. Using this method, it is possible to determine the type of infectious agent, the stage of the disease and the nature of its course. The accuracy of the method does not exceed 60%. An analysis for chlamydia in women is prescribed both in the presence of symptoms and during the period of bearing a child or with infertility of unspecified origin.
PCR diagnostics involves decoding a small part of DNA through which chlamydia is detected. The material for analysis is a swab from the urethra or vagina. The method is highly informative and sensitive. Not only acute infection is detected, but also its latent and chronic forms.
Deciphering the analysis allows you to find the cause of infertility and miscarriage. PCR is also used to assess the effectiveness of antibiotic therapy. If the analysis gives a questionable result, it is recommended to use other research methods. It is necessary to be tested for chlamydia for HIV-infected people and people suffering from tuberculosis or hepatitis.
The cultural method is considered the most informative, its accuracy is close to 100%. With its help, you can not only detect chlamydia, but also determine their sensitivity to antibacterial drugs. This is necessary to draw up the most effective therapeutic regimen.
Bacterial culture is carried out to assess the results of treatment. The essence of the analysis consists in placing the material on nutrient media and growing microorganisms. By the nature and volume of the colony, you can determine the type of infection occurring in the body. Thus, bacterial culture and PCR methods are currently considered the most informative.
It is better to determine whether the mucous membranes of the body are affected by chlamydiae in the hospital, and not at home. For this, there is a cytoscopic method for diagnosing the disease, in which a smear is taken on chlamydia.
Urethral biological material is examined in men, and cervical material in women. The taken cells are dried and treated with methanol, and then examined under a magnifying glass of a microscope.
A special device allows specialists to detect in biological material Galberstedter-Provachek cytoplasmic inclusion cells, proving that a person is sick with chlamydia.
This method of detecting the disease is perceived by doctors as very reliable, but it is used only when it is necessary to diagnose an infection in the acute stage, because a chronic disease often proceeds without the formation of inclusion cells.
Another method to find out about a dangerous disease is to take a blood test for chlamydia. In the medical environment, such a study is called ELISA or enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay.
The procedure assumes that chlamydial antigens, that is, lgG, lgA and lgM, are looked for in blood taken from a vein. ELISA serves not only as proof of damage to the mucous membranes of chlamydia, but also helps to find out the cause and determine the stage of the disease.
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An enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay for chlamydia is 60% accurate and is prescribed not only to confirm an infectious disease.
The reason to send a patient to ELISA may be infertility, the causes of which are not known to doctors.
In some situations, to find out if the patient's mucous membranes are affected by chlamydia, the patient is told to do PCR. In the case of passing this study, the doctor will take a urogenital smear.
In the obtained biological material, specialists study DNA and identify pathogenic bacteria. PCR has earned the trust of doctors, as it detects chlamydia regardless of the stage and form of the disease.
Biological material for PCR can be taken if a woman is infertile or it is difficult for her to bear a child.
They resort to polymerase chain reaction and, if necessary, control how antibiotic therapy helps the patient.
Diagnosis of chlamydia in women is carried out by submitting biomaterial to the laboratory. There are several main methods of laboratory diagnosis of chlamydia.
Chlamydia can be diagnosed with an express test. It is recommended to purchase it at the pharmacy and, according to the attached instructions, conduct a test for chlamydia without leaving your home. The only drawback is the low reliability of the results obtained, only about 15-20%.
Health problems can be suspected by taking a general smear. An analysis for chlamydia in women is taken during a routine examination by a gynecologist in a polyclinic. Scraping is done from the vagina, cervix and urethra. An increase in white blood cells indicates colpitis or vaginitis. The presence of foreign microorganisms indicates the presence of infection. The presence of fungi can indicate candidiasis. Key cells appear in intestinal dysbiosis.
In men, a swab should be taken from the urethra by a urologist. The permissible value of leukocytes is no more than 5 units. If it is more, it means that there is an infection in the body. The epithelium is normally from 5 to 10. A slight presence of cocci is allowed. There should be no gonococci and Trichomonas.
Research on chlamydia in women by the RIF method (immunofluorescence reaction). Biomaterial for research is taken from the vagina or urethra. In a laboratory, using special equipment, the material taken is stained with a special reagent. Under a microscope, a specialist sees stained chlamydia. The reliability of the result is 50-60%.
Diagnosis of chlamydia in men can be carried out by the most reliable method (about 60-70%) - ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay). Blood for chlamydia is taken from a vein. In the process of testing blood for chlamydia, antibodies to pathogens are detected. This analysis for chlamydia allows you to determine at what stage the disease is progressing (acute, chronic or in remission).
The PCR method (polymerase chain reaction) shows a 100% result, but this is provided that all the rules are followed. Scraping of the mucous membrane is done. During the study of the biomaterial, the DNA of chlamydia is detected.
Detection of infection is possible with the help of culture inoculation on chlamydia analysis. The collected biomaterial is placed in a certain environment, after sowing, pathogens of chlamydia can be detected. Additionally, information is obtained on the degree of sensitivity of bacteria to antibiotics. Thanks to this, you can choose the right antibacterial drug that can destroy the pathogen.
A doctor can take a biomaterial for analysis for chlamydia from a man from the urethra, from the head of the penis. The result can be obtained by examining semen or prostate secretions.
With these methods, you can simultaneously examine the body for the presence of other sexually transmitted diseases. Mycoplasma and ureaplasma have a similar course of the disease.
Decoding of the analysis for chlamydia by PCR in the form will look like "found" or "not found". In the study by ELISA for chlamydia, the types of antibodies and the number of titers are detected.
- If titers of the IgM group are detected, we can say that the disease is in the acute phase.
- IgA titers indicate disease progression.
- The chronic stage is characterized by titers of the IgG group.
Complete recovery is evidenced by the following criteria. Normally, the results of PCR diagnostics should be negative. According to a blood test for chlamydia, the decoding should have the following characteristics: a decrease in the IgG titer to a level of 1:16, and the complete disappearance of the IgM titer. The general state of health should improve and there should be no unpleasant symptoms.
When bacteria are actively multiplying, a woman's local immunity weakens. A decrease in defense reactions leads to concomitant diseases and complications.
Ways to diagnose chlamydia in women:
- express test;
- flora smear;
- polymer chain reaction;
- immunochromatographic analysis;
- enzyme immunoassay (immunomorphological);
- cytoscopic (RIF, PIF method);
- cultural method (bacteriological culture).
Each diagnostic method has its own characteristics in collecting material and preparing for research.
Indications for examination
Examination for chlamydia is indicated in the following cases:
- preventive examination;
- signs of a genital infection;
- planning pregnancy;
- a history of complicated pregnancy;
- obstetric registration;
- inflammatory diseases of the genitourinary organs;
- absence of pregnancy for 2-3 years of regular sex life;
- monitoring the effectiveness of therapy for chlamydia;
- persons whose sexual partners have chlamydia.
Donating blood for chlamydia is a simple diagnostic procedure that is carried out as prescribed by a specialist or at the request of a person.
A doctor may order this test for:
- the presence of characteristic symptoms;
- pregnancy;
- the presence of a diagnosed infection in a sexual partner;
- infertility, the cause of which is not known for certain;
- HIV infection;
- viral hepatitis B and C;
- other sexually transmitted diseases (gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, etc.);
- tuberculosis;
- often aggravated herpes;
- mononucleosis;
- candidiasis.
So when should you get tested for chlamydia? The causative agents of this disease are contained in sperm secretions, vaginal secretions, urine, and blood.
A comprehensive examination for ailments transmitted from one sexual partner to another, which also includes a check for chlamydia, must be passed after an unprotected act of love with a random person. Research is especially urgent if there is a suspicion that the sexual intercourse partner is infected with some kind of infection of the intimate sphere, and / or he has signs of these infections. Naturally, you need to immediately pass tests and start treatment as soon as possible as prescribed by a doctor if any symptoms of the disease are found.
How to understand that marks of an infectious disease of the intimate sphere have appeared in the body? Discharge, often purulent, itching and burning in the intimate area, and sometimes in the perineum and anus, difficulty in going to the toilet "in a small way", cramps and pain during urination, discomfort and cramps in the lower abdomen - all this most likely indicates the development of STDs.
Do I need to be tested for infection after treatment? This question is also often asked by patients to treating doctors. The answer is unequivocal: yes, you need to. In order to determine whether the disease has succumbed to standard treatment or not. If the infection remains in the body, the doctor will prescribe a second examination, and based on its results, he will already adjust the therapy plan.
Preparation for the examination
How do you take the material for research and how to hand it over correctly?
A blood test for chlamydia is performed using venous blood, which is taken in the morning on an empty stomach.
Preparation for the study includes abstinence from alcohol, fatty and salty foods, smoking for a day. Before taking a biological sample from the urethra, it is recommended not to urinate for several hours.
Before a culture study, it is necessary to stop taking antibiotics and uroseptic drugs for 30 days. In immunocytological studies, antibacterial drugs are canceled in 14 days.
On the eve of PCR, women are advised to abandon douching, hygiene procedures with antibacterial soap, and the use of vaginal suppositories. Before collecting material, men need to stop using medications to increase potency.
Many people are worried about the question, can chlamydia not be detected in a smear? The PCR method detects specific DNA. Therefore, in the presence of these pathogens in the human body, the result will be positive.
Chlamydia will not be detected if the preparation is incorrect. Or not enough time has passed since the moment of infection for them to reproduce.
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