Dialix V. Urinary incontinence. Prostatic hyperplasia

Indications:

Helps maintain muscle tone of the bladder emptying and overall a normal and healthy functioning.

It is recommended in spayed females and older animals to minimize urinary incontinence.

Also indicated for benign prostate conditions to reduce inflammation and edema.

Properties:
- Phytoestrogens (Glycine max and Dioscorea villosa) increase the muscle tone of the bladder and sphincter.
- Renal Protection: Rehmannia glutinosa.
- Antimicrobial: European Olea.
- Anti-inflammatory in Bladder: Zea mays.
- Anti-inflammatory and Anticongestiva in Prostate: Serenoa repens and Cucurbita pepo.
- Diuretic (stimulate the complete emptying of the bladder): Zea mays, Rehmannia glutinosa and Vitamin B6.

The most common cause of incontinence is an estrogen deficiency: aging and sterilization in female estrogen levels decrease, causing a loss of muscle tone in the bladder and sphincter and a possible thickening of the mucosa which often causes losses urine. Another important causes of incontinence is the polyuria which in turn can be caused by abnormalities of the urinary tract, urinary tract infections, cystitis, nephritis, nephrosis, or factors that produce polydipsia as certain medications, diabetes, hyperadrenocorticism or renal failure. In the old males, bladder stones are a common cause of incontinence.

Instructions:

Administer 1 tablet per 2.5 kg (V-2.5) and 10 kg (V-10) body weight per day.

If you manage more than 1 tablet daily, divide between morning and night.

Presentations:

Dialix V-10. 45 chewable tablets (30 days for a dog of 15 kg).