Spasuret® 200 mg is a urinary antispasmodic medicine containing flavoxate hydrochloride 200 mg per film-coated tablet. It is used for...
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Spasuret® 200 mg is a urinary antispasmodic medicine containing flavoxate hydrochloride 200 mg per film-coated tablet. It is used for the symptomatic relief of urinary tract symptoms such as painful urination (dysuria), urinary urgency, frequent urination, nighttime urination, suprapubic bladder pain, and urinary incontinence associated with various urological conditions.
Flavoxate acts on the urinary tract to help reduce smooth-muscle spasms and uncomfortable bladder symptoms. It provides symptomatic relief rather than treating an underlying bacterial infection, so it should not be presented as an antibiotic or as a treatment that eradicates a UTI.
Key Benefits
Helps relieve bladder and urinary tract spasms
Helps reduce painful or difficult urination
Helps manage urinary urgency
Helps reduce frequent urination
Helps relieve suprapubic bladder discomfort
May help with nighttime urinary frequency
Helps manage urinary incontinence associated with urological disorders
Non-antibiotic urinary antispasmodic
200 mg strength per tablet
Convenient film-coated tablets
Active Ingredient
Each Film-Coated Tablet Contains:
Flavoxate Hydrochloride – 200 mg
Equivalent to approximately 182.96 mg flavoxate. Each tablet also contains 64 mg lactose monohydrate.
How It Works
Flavoxate is classified as a urological antispasmodic. Its action helps reduce abnormal smooth-muscle activity and spasms within the urinary tract, thereby relieving symptoms such as urgency, frequency, bladder discomfort, and painful urination.
Importantly, Spasuret provides symptom relief. It does not replace appropriate treatment when symptoms are caused by an infection or another underlying urological condition.
Indications
According to the current German prescribing information, Spasuret is used for symptomatic relief of urinary symptoms including:
Dysuria – painful or difficult urination
Urinary urgency
Frequent urination
Nocturia – nighttime urination
Suprapubic bladder pain
Urinary incontinence
These symptoms may occur with a variety of urological disorders.
Important UTI Clarification
Your original description mentions cystitis, UTIs, prostatitis, and post-instrumentation irritation. I would not list these as direct indications on the Shopify page. The current official German product information describes Spasuret by the urinary symptoms it relieves, rather than as a treatment for UTI or cystitis itself.
Spasuret is not an antibiotic and does not eliminate bacteria responsible for a urinary tract infection.
Directions for Use
Adults and adolescents 12 years and older:
Take 1 tablet (200 mg) 3–4 times daily at regular intervals, corresponding to a total daily dose of 600–800 mg flavoxate hydrochloride, for as long as required according to professional guidance.
The tablets should be taken after a meal to help reduce the possibility of nausea. Swallow with sufficient liquid.
Children under 12 years: Safety and effectiveness have not been established.
Hypersensitivity to flavoxate or another ingredient
Obstructive gastrointestinal conditions or ileus
Gastrointestinal bleeding
Achalasia
Urinary retention
Glaucoma
Myasthenia gravis
Important Information
Seek medical evaluation when urinary symptoms are accompanied by fever, blood in the urine, flank or back pain, severe pain, inability to urinate, or persistent/worsening symptoms, as these may require diagnosis and specific treatment.
Because Spasuret provides symptomatic relief, improvement in discomfort should not be interpreted as confirmation that an underlying infection or other urinary condition has resolved.
General Disclaimer
Spasuret 200 mg is a medicinal product containing flavoxate hydrochloride. Use according to the package instructions and healthcare professional guidance. This product provides symptomatic relief and should not be used as a substitute for antibiotics or other specific treatment when an underlying infection or disease requires such therapy.
