Cefagil

Author: Alexey Portnov, family doctor
Date created: 03.05.2017
Last reviewed: 18.09.2025

Cefagil is a homeopathic medicine.

ATC classification

G04BX Прочие препараты для лечения урологических заболеваний

Indications Cefagil

It is used to treat sexual dysfunction (in both women and men), taking into account the principles of homeopathic treatment methods.

Release form

Released in tablets, 20 pieces in a blister. A separate pack contains 5 blister strips.

Pharmacodynamics

The elements contained in the medicine stimulate sexual reflexes in the spinal cord area, and in addition stabilize blood circulation processes in the genitals. Cefagil has a stimulating effect on the central nervous system, and also enhances female and male libido.

Dosing and administration

The tablets must be swallowed with water or chewed. The dose is 1 tablet at intervals of 0.5-1 hour, but no more than 12 times a day. In case of chronic disorders, it is necessary to drink 1 tablet 1-3 times a day.

If you miss a dose, you should continue taking the medicine as usual, without taking a double dose.

The duration of therapy is selected by the attending physician for each person individually.

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Use Cefagil during pregnancy

Cefagil can be prescribed to pregnant or breastfeeding women only by a doctor who will take into account the benefits of taking it and the risks to the child. There is no clear information about the safety of using the drug during this period.

Contraindications

Contraindications include intolerance to the medicinal components included in the preparation, as well as childhood.

Side effects Cefagil

Taking the pills may result in allergic reactions.

Overdose

An overdose of the drug may provoke the development of gastrointestinal disorders or have a laxative effect (in people with hypolactasia).

Storage conditions

The tablets can be stored in any conditions, but out of the reach of small children.

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Shelf life

Cefagil is permitted to be taken for a period of 5 years from the date of release of the drug.