Bacifast Oral Suspension belongs to the group of medicines called probiotics used to treat imbalance/alterations of intestinal bacterial flora occurring due to diarrhoea or during the course of therapy with medicines such as antibiotics and chemotherapy. It also helps in the absorption of nutrients and the correction of dysvitaminosis. Bacifast Oral Suspension benefits people experiencing gastrointestinal problems such as flatulence and irregular bowel movements. Bacifast Oral Suspension contains ‘Bacillus clausii’, which is a spore-forming bacterium. It inhibits the growth of pathogens in the gastrointestinal tract. Bacifast Oral Suspension helps in restoring the balance of intestinal bacterial flora. It is also helpful in producing vitamins, thereby correcting dysvitaminosis.

FAQs

How does Bacifast Oral Suspension help?

Bacifast Oral Suspension inhibits the growth of pathogens in the gastrointestinal tract and helps in restoring the balance of intestinal bacterial flora.

Can I stop taking Bacifast Oral Suspension if I feel well?

To treat your condition effectually, continue taking Bacifast Oral Suspension for as long as advised. Do not be reluctant to speak with your doctor if you experience any difficulty while taking Bacifast Oral Suspension.

Is Bacifast Oral Suspension used to treat dysvitaminosis?

Bacifast Oral Suspension produces vitamins, mainly the group B vitamins, which help in correcting dysvitaminosis caused due to use of antibiotics or chemotherapy drugs.

Can I take Bacifast Oral Suspension for longer durations?

Do not take Bacifast Oral Suspension for longer durations unless advised by the doctor. Also, avoid exceeding the indicated dose of Bacifast Oral Suspension without the doctor’s advice. Talk to your doctor if the condition recurs or if there is no symptomatic improvement.

Is it safe to take Bacifast Oral Suspension with antibiotics?

Bacifast Oral Suspension can be taken with antibiotics if advised by the doctor. However, you are advised to take Bacifast Oral Suspension between one dose of the antibiotic and the next.