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Last reviewed: 03.07.2025

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The biologically active supplement Uromax has a plant base and is used to improve the functionality of the urinary system.
Indications Uromax
Uromax is recommended as a biologically active dietary supplement, as an auxiliary source of natural antioxidants, organic acids, vitamins and flavonoids.
Uromax is used to improve the function of the urinary system, to stimulate metabolic processes, to prevent and comprehensively treat infectious pathologies of the bladder and kidneys (cystitis, pyelonephritis).
Uromax is indicated for patients with asymptomatic bacteriuria, urolithiasis. The drug Uromax improves the properties of urine, rids the body of metabolic products and prevents the formation of kidney stones.
Release form
The biologically active agent Uromax is produced in capsule form of 400-500 mg. The packaging is cardboard, contains a blister plate with 20 capsules.
One capsule of Uromax contains the following ingredients:
- cranberry extract;
- lactose;
- calcium stearate.
The capsule shell of Uromax is made on the basis of gelatin.
Pharmacodynamics
The property of the main ingredient Uromax to prevent the introduction of bacteria into the urinary system is largely related to Escherichia coli - a pathogenic microorganism that most often causes the development of urinary tract infections. This property of Uromax consists in the rapid "washing out" of the infectious agent, which prevents the spread of bacteria and the development of the inflammatory process.
Cranberry extract can potentiate the action of antibiotics and antiseptics, which are usually prescribed for the treatment of infectious pathologies of the urinary system.
It has been proven that cranberry extract also has a fungistatic effect against dermatophytes and other fungi.
Uromax also has a diuretic effect. In the presence of kidney stones, the drug reduces the level of ionized calcium in the urine by more than 50%, which can be considered a good prevention of further stone formation.
Cranberry, which is contained in Uromax, shifts the pH of urine to the acidic side, as it contains quinic acid, which prevents the combination of calcium and phosphate ions and prevents stone formation.
The pectin components of cranberry extract form bonds with heavy metals such as lead or strontium, which promotes overall detoxification of the body.
Dosing and administration
Adult patients should take Uromax once a day after breakfast, in the amount of 2 capsules. It is recommended to wash down Uromax with a sufficient amount of liquid (at least 200 ml).
The average duration of taking the Uromax supplement is 10 days.
Use Uromax during pregnancy
The use of Uromax is not recommended during pregnancy, since the kinetic properties of the drug have not been thoroughly studied.
Contraindications
Treatment with Uromax is not recommended:
- during pregnancy and breastfeeding;
- in case of hypersensitivity of the body to the ingredients of Uromax.
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Side effects Uromax
No side effects were detected during treatment with the dietary supplement Uromax.
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Attention!
To simplify the perception of information, this instruction for use of the drug "Uromax" translated and presented in a special form on the basis of the official instructions for medical use of the drug. Before use read the annotation that came directly to medicines.
Description provided for informational purposes and is not a guide to self-healing. The need for this drug, the purpose of the treatment regimen, methods and dose of the drug is determined solely by the attending physician. Self-medication is dangerous for your health.