Deconproct

Suppositories

Soothing and emollient treatment based on natural extracts of the anorectal canal, even in the presence of congestive phenomena. Indicated for a mix of clinical conditions affecting the prostate such as: acute bacterial prostatitis, chronic bacterial prostatitis, pelvic pain syndrome and asymptomatic inflammatory prostatitis. How to use One suppository in the evening or according to medical prescription. The duration of use depends on the evolution of symptoms; if necessary it can be used for prolonged periods. Components Bromelain, Boswelia, Melissa and Mallow, Pineapple.

Bromelain : through the inhibition of lipo-oxygenases, bromelain exerts anti-inflammatory effects by reducing the formation of eicosanoids. Bromelain also exerts anti-edema and antiplatelet and fibrinolytic effects, helping to prevent the formation of thrombotic phenomena. Bromelain has been studied for its beneficial effects on prostatitis. A study conducted in humans has shown an improvement in symptoms associated with prostatitis in subjects treated with bromelain in combination with other natural substances.

Boswellia serrata : Extensively researched for anti-inflammatory and pain relieving properties. Research has found that a Boswellia extract is more useful, less toxic and more potent than the standard drug for rheumatic ailments, which is preferred over other anti-inflammatories such as indomethacin, phenylbutation or acetylsalicinic acid. The anti-inflammatory action is due to the presence of boswellic acids which are able to inhibit the formation of leukotriene B4, thanks to the selective inhibition of the 5-lipo-oxygenase enzyme. Boswellia resin also exerts inhibitory activity against elastases and hyaluronidases, notoriously destructive proteolytic enzymes.

Melissa officinalis : The therapeutic properties are attributable to its sedative action similar to those of sedative drugs belonging to the benzodiazepine class. Another pharmacological property of this plant is its antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory and carminative action, due to the inhibition of calcium penetration into muscle cells, with a consequent reduction in the contraction of smooth muscles. The neurosedative and spasmolytic mechanism of action could in part be attributed to antithyroid activity, especially antithyrotropin (TSH). The essence of Melissa acts at the level of the limbic lobe of the CNS, which is responsible for the coordination of vegetative functions as well as the protective action from abnormal stimuli from the periphery, guaranteeing a sedative activity useful in neurovegetative dystonias.

Malva sylvestris : Extracts of mallow leaves and flowers have been studied for their anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antitumor, antiulcerogenic and tissue integrity properties. It also has a soothing, emollient and adjuvant action to healing.