Erceflora Drug

Comments Submitted Says:
Wed, Jan 31 '07, 12:30 AM

erceflora (bacillus clausii)

Verwon Says:
Wed, Jan 31 '07, 8:43 AM
This is a drug provided by Sanofi Aventis in the Phillipines, therefore, I can't find much information on it. Foreign drugs are just not regulated like US prescription meds.

Here's the Sanofi site, you might be able to get more information from them about it:
http:/­/­www.sanofi-aventis.ph/­live/­ph/­en/­layout.jsp?scat=C2332400-057B-471D-AAFF-87415F26A895

Kristine Says:
Fri, Dec 07 '07, 12:42 AM
I'd like tio have many informations about the drug erceflora

roxanne Says:
Tue, Jan 22 '08, 6:31 PM
what are the mechanism of action of erceflora

Mark Says:
Tue, Jan 06 '09, 9:25 AM
Erceflora (Bacillus clausii), it was prescribed to a family member when she suffered diarrhea from contaminated food. I assume this is very safe, since the victim is an infant.

jopeth Says:
Tue, Apr 28 '09, 10:55 PM
i would like to know about the mechanism of action of erceflora and its adverse effect? and what if this drug is given intravenously?

jovelyn Says:
Mon, May 04 '09, 3:06 AM
what is erceflora?

catherine Says:
Mon, Jun 01 '09, 4:19 PM
can you mix this with, like, juice?so that it will be easier for the child to take the medicine...

piah Says:
Sun, Aug 16 '09, 7:10 AM
what is erceflora?its indication?mechanism of action? and what are the nursing responsibilities in administering this drug?

midnyt Says:
Tue, Nov 24 '09, 4:50 AM
they must at least put the essential info for this HARD TO FIND ERCEFLORA...for the fact that this is medicine,, and its no joke once that it is enters the body...

erika Says:
Wed, Mar 03 '10, 7:58 AM
Erceflora is a preparation consisting of suspension of Bacillus clausii spores, normal inhabitants of the intestine, with no pathogenic powers. Administered orally, Bacillus clausii spores, due to their high-resistance to both chemical and physical agents, cross the barrier of the gastric juices reaching unharmed the intestinal tract where they are transformed into metabolically active vegetative cells.
The administration of Bacillus clausii contributes to the recovery of the intestinal microbial flora altered during the course of microbial disorders of diverse origin. Bacillus clausii is capable of producing various vitamins, in particular group B vitamins, hence it contributes to correcting the consequent vitamin disorders caused by antibiotics and chemotherapeutic agents in general. Bacillus clausii makes it possible to obtain a non-specific antigenic & antitoxic action, closely connected with the metabolic action of clausii.
-mims

Rich Says:
Mon, Mar 22 '10, 2:50 PM
But where can you buy it online??

Rachel Says:
Sat, May 08 '10, 8:55 AM
Erceflora, it's classification, mechanism of action and indication and nsg considerations

mark Says:
Wed, Nov 24 '10, 3:40 AM
where are its clinical evidences? does it a proboitic or just claims??

mark Says:
Wed, Nov 24 '10, 3:44 AM
it is not recommended by any of health authority international or local,,,
its mechanism of action is just simply spores,, it cannot trigger the main cause of diarrhea, so administering antibiotic it will just die,

Lizz Says:
Tue, Feb 16 '16, 5:51 AM via mobile
Erceflora drug Is it ok for infants

Ena Says:
Thu, Feb 18 '16, 11:48 PM via mobile
What if it was given intravenous? What are the posible effect?

Bheng Says:
Sat, Jul 09 '16, 11:31 AM via mobile
Maybe how it cause the bacillus clausii erceflora in the philippine money.

joe anonymo Says:
Thu, Jul 28 '16, 3:44 AM via mobile
Wrong on every point mentioned.
It is regularly prescribed for infants during bouts of diarrhea of microbial origin.
It has resistance to antibiotics so it will remain during a.b. treatment.
The spores will survive the gastric acidity and develop into beneficial bacteriae in the intestines, competing with the pathogenic bact.
B. claussii even reinforces the immune system.

Grace Says:
Fri, Nov 25 '16, 12:43 PM via mobile
After i drink ecflora the acid seems in my esophagus. Is this okay?

Greatlyf Says:
Tue, Jan 03 '17, 7:23 AM via mobile
Why administer I.V ,when the problem is in the G.I.T?
Think again.