What Is NeoFuragina Max 100 mg?

NeoFuragina Max is a nitrofurantoin antibiotic, available as 100 mg film-coated tablets, designed primarily for treating acute, uncomplicated urinary tract infections (UTIs) in adults. It concentrates in the bladder to target pathogens effectively while minimizing systemic side effects. Nitrofurantoin brands like NeoFuragina Max are widely recognized in Europe for bladder-specific action.

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How It Works

Nitrofurantoin is a broad-spectrum bactericidal agent that acts rapidly against typical urinary pathogens such as E. coli and Enterococcus spp. It achieves high concentrations in urine, delivering localized infection control.

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Indications & Dosage

Acute uncomplicated cystitis in adults with healthy renal function.

Prophylaxis of recurrent UTIs under medical supervision.

Typical Dosage for Adults:

100 mg, taken 3–4 times daily (~6 to 8 tablets/day) in 3–4 divided doses with food to improve absorption and reduce GI irritation.

For prophylactic use:

A reduced dose of 50–100 mg once at bedtime may be prescribed.

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Who Should Use NeoFuragina Max?

Adult men and women with acute uncomplicated bladder infections and eGFR ≥ 45 mL/min.

Not recommended for renal impairment (CrCl <45 mL/min), pregnant women at term, or infants under 1 month due to risk of hemolytic anemia.

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Benefits of Choosing NeoFuragina Max

✔️ High urinary concentration ensures strong bladder pathogen eradication.

✔️ **Lower risk of resistance compared to broad-spectrum antibiotics.**

✔️ Oral administration—100 mg tablets are easy to take with meals.

✔️ Often available without prescription in certain European countries under professional guidance.

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Safety & Precautions

Use caution and monitor if you have:

Pulmonary disease (risk of acute or chronic pulmonary reactions), especially in older adults.

Hepatic dysfunction or neurological disorders.

Anemia, folate deficiency, diabetes, or electrolyte imbalance.

Known or suspected G6PD deficiency—nitrofurantoin can cause hemolysis.

Interactions:

Avoid co-administration with magnesium trisilicate-containing antacids.

Use caution with quinolone antibiotics, probenecid, or urine-alkalinizing agents which reduce efficacy.

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Possible Side Effects

Common: nausea, flatulence, headache, mild GI discomfort—especially if taken on an empty stomach.

Serious (rare): expected acute pulmonary reactions (within days), chronic pulmonary fibrosis (in prolonged use), hepatotoxicity, neuropathy, or allergic reactions. Discontinue treatment immediately if symptoms like breathlessness, cough, jaundice, or sensory changes occur.

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Duration & Monitoring

Typical course: 5–7 days for acute UTIs.

Regular monitoring recommended for long-term use, especially for respiratory, hepatic, and neurological status.

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Summary

NeoFuragina Max 100 mg (25 tablets) provides effective and focused treatment for acute uncomplicated UTIs, delivering high bladder-targeted antibiotic action with convenient oral dosing. Safe and well tolerated in appropriate patients, it remains a trusted first-line option when pathogens are confirmed sensitive. Always use under medical guidance and complete the full prescribed course.