How to take Bifidobacterium?

In daily life, many people are prone to gastrointestinal problems, constipation, diarrhea, etc. Bifidobacterium is an indispensable fungus in the human intestine. Bifidobacterium can effectively regulate gastrointestinal diseases and treat intestinal constipation or diarrhea. The method of taking bifidobacterium needs to be taken appropriately. Generally, it can be taken twice a day after meals.

How to take Bifidobacterium

1. How to use for adults

Bifidobacterium is generally taken orally, twice a day, two to four capsules each time. However, if the symptoms are more severe, you can increase the dosage under the guidance of a doctor. The best time to take the medicine is about half an hour after a meal with warm water.

In addition, adults can also choose probiotics for supplementation. Probiotics are not drugs and have no toxic side effects.

2. How to use for children

We all know that children are different from adults, and there will definitely be differences in taking medications. If a child is infected with a disease and needs to take bifidobacteria to alleviate the condition, everyone needs to reduce the dosage under the guidance of a doctor and do not change the usage and dosage on their own.

In addition, children can also choose probiotics for supplementation. Probiotics are not drugs and have no toxic side effects.

Precautions for taking Bifidobacterium

1. Precautions for taking Bifidobacterium

Although Bifidobacterium is a very effective drug in treating diseases, there are many things that you need to pay attention to so that the drug can exert its best therapeutic effect. First of all, this medicine needs to be refrigerated, and then it is best to take it with cold or warm water, not hot water.

Bifidobacterium should be taken as soon as possible after opening the package. This product is contraindicated when its properties change. Children must use under adult supervision. Chloramphenicol, cephalosporin, erythromycin and penicillin have inhibitory effects on the live bacteria in this product; bismuth agents, tannic acid, medicinal charcoal, tinctures, etc. can inhibit, adsorb or kill live bacteria and should not be used together.