A healthy pregnancy means a healthy baby!

Lactusan is indicated during pregnancy. For the normal course of pregnancy, it is necessary that the beneficial intestinal microflora (bifidus and lactobacilli), which performs protective functions, dominate in the colon of the expectant mother.

Lactusan is a means for the normalization of the intestinal microflora, that is, a means that selectively stimulates the growth and vital activity of the protective microflora of the large intestine. Thus, Lactusan provides protection for a pregnant woman from infections, prevents functional constipation and intoxication.

The walls of the large intestine are closely adjacent to the walls of the uterus in which the fetus is maturing. Accordingly, the health of the mother and fetus directly depends on the condition of the intestinal walls. The protective microflora of the gut that lives on the inner surface of the gut wall makes it impervious to pathogens and toxins. Bifido- and lactobacilli perform the following functions:

 

• provide intestinal epithelial cells with volatile fatty acids, which are the source of energy necessary for the normal functioning of these cells;
• have an overwhelming effect on the pathogenic intestinal microflora, protecting the body from the development of an opportunistic infection of opportunistic microorganisms (candidiasis, etc.).

So, Lactusan, stimulating the growth and vital activity of the normoflora, protects the body of the pregnant woman and the fetus from infections and endogenous toxins.

The active substance of Lactusan is lactulose, which has been known to doctors for over 40 years. In no study, during the entire period of use of lactulose, no direct or indirect evidence of the presence of mutagenic, genotoxic or teratogenic effects was obtained.

Lactulose does not penetrate into the bloodstream and does not have a systemic effect on the body. Only in the large intestine does lactulose reveal its therapeutic and prophylactic properties. It is the safety of Lactusan lactulose that allows doctors to recommend it to pregnant women as a means to normalize the intestinal microflora and an ideal laxative.

A healthy pregnancy is impossible without effective prevention of constipation. And here Lactusan is indispensable.

Lactusan softens feces and facilitates the removal of stools.

In terms of its effect on the body, Lactusan is similar to dietary fiber and is a mild, physiological regulator of bowel function. Moreover, unlike many traditional laxatives (senna, buckthorn, etc.), Lactusan is not addictive, that is, it does not make you dependent on the drug.

Normal intestinal microflora synthesizes B vitamins (including folic acid), which are necessary for the absorption of calcium, the main building material of the fetal skeletal system. Lactusan, stimulating the growth of normal intestinal flora, thus contributes to the absorption of minerals that are essential for the body of a pregnant woman and fetus.

The prophylactic dose of Lactusan is 2-3 teaspoons per day with meals. For constipation, the dosage should be selected individually, starting from 3 teaspoons per day, gradually increased until the desired effect is achieved.

One of the possible side effects of Lactusan is flatulence, which usually goes away after 1-2 days.

Lactusan is compatible with almost all drugs.