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Indications for use

The experience of colleagues physicians in application of phago-products will help to choose the optimal prevention and treatment regimen for a particular infectious disease

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Cystitis

Treatment of cystitis with bacteriophages is advisable for both acute and chronic forms of the disease, especially when traditional uroantiseptics and antibiotics are ineffective. Common pathogens of infectious cystitis are destroyed by bacteriophages, wh

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Cold

Representatives of opportunistic human flora often demonstrate multiple resistance to antibiotics. The use of bacteriophages in the treatment of purulent-inflammatory diseases of the ear, nose and throat allows not only to eliminate the infection, but als

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Stomatitis

When treating stomatitis, it is important to ensure disinfection of the oral cavity, eliminate pain and inflammation, and prevent the spread of infection. For the prevention and treatment of stomatitis, bacteriophage preparations are used, in particular t

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Acute intestinal infection

Antibiotics for intestinal infections are prescribed only in the most severe cases. Most often, so-called intestinal antiseptics are used - drugs that act only in the intestinal lumen and are not always effective. An alternative to traditional antibacteri

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Wounds, burns, ulcers

For the prevention and treatment of purulent septic complications of wound processes, bacteriophages are used, in particular the drug Pyofag®. The drug has a bactericidal effect against a number of common pathogens, including antibiotic-resistant ones.

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Dysbacteriosis

To eliminate opportunistic microflora, it is advisable to use appropriate bacteriophages. Phage preparations are highly specific - they destroy only certain bacteria without affecting beneficial microflora.

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Phage therapy - is a field of medical microbiology, which is now actively developing and is the subject of numerous scientific and clinical studies, the "hot topic" of medical forums and congresses.

07.05.2026

Two-pronged phage treatment counters resistance in Mycobacterium abscessus lung infections

A new study on Mycobacterium abscessus has revealed an important detail: bacteria can "escape" even bacteriophages—the viruses that destroy them. In response to phage therapy, they change their shape or mutate, making treatment less effective. This is especially relevant against the backdrop of rising antimicrobial resistance, when conventional antibiotics are increasingly ineffective. But there's good news: scientists have found a solution—combination phage therapy—that simultaneously targets different bacterial variants.

29.04.2026

Bacterial viruses “overheard” signals from other species about hibernation. It hurt themselves

Bacterial viruses have proven capable of reading chemical signals from other species indicating how many bacteria are still available for capture, and using this information to decide whether to enter dormancy or actively replicate. However, this "eavesdropping" is only useful for the viruses that produce these chemical signals themselves, not for those that read them. Since bacterial viruses are being explored as a means of combating antibiotic-resistant infections, the ability to influence the behavior of these viruses will improve the effectiveness of such measures.

24.04.2026

How modern phage therapy works: genetically improved phages and new ways to monitor their action

Today, phage therapy is no longer just an alternative to antibiotics, but a new approach to fighting infections. It combines biology, genetics, and modern technology, opening the door to treatments that until recently seemed impossible. If this field continues to develop, humanity may have a powerful answer to the challenge posed by the era of antibiotic resistance.