- Long-term intestinal dysfunction of unknown etiologii;
- acute intestinal infections (complex treatment of acute dysentery, salmonellosis, escherichiosis, viral diarrhea, etc.);
- long-term intestinal dysfunctions of staphylococcal etiology, as well as treatment of convalescences after acute intestinal infections with ongoing dysfunction intestines;
- complex treatment of children (including newborns, prematurity), patients with pneumonia, sepsis and other purulent-infectious diseases for preventing and stopping their bowel function disorders and preventing the development of ulcerative-necrotic enterocolitis;
- weighed premorbid conditions: children born prematurely or with signs of prematurity receiving antibiotics in the early neonatal period; children whose mothers suffered from severe toxicosis,extragenital diseases, had a long anhydrous period or other pathology of labor, children of mothers with lactostasis, nipple cracking and resuming breastfeeding after recovery from mastitis, weakened children with anemia, hypotrophy, rickets, diathesis and other manifestations of allergy; with pertussis disease, especially if they have any disorders of bowel function;
- early transfer of infants to artificial feeding with donor milk;
- acute and chronic inflammatory diseases of the large and small intestine (colitis, enterocolitis), proceeding against a background of microflora disorders with deficiency or absence of bifidoflora;
- intestinal dysfunctions with intestinal dysbacteriosis, which arose as a result of a prolonged antibacterial, hormoneoMr.aradiation, and other therapy, stressful situations and staying in extreme conditions, as well as with the goal of preventing dysbacteriosis;
- prevention of mastitis for the treatment of mammary glands of nursing mothers of the "risk" group (in women with a retracted flat nipple, a decrease in its erection, the presence of cracks);
- treatment and prevention of vaginal dysbiosis and inflammatory diseases of the female sexual sphere (adults): to restore normal microflora after the end fromantimicrobial or antifungal therapy, as a mono drug or in combination with immunomodulating medications:
- nonspecific vaginitis (colpitis), not gonococcal and trichomonas etiology; vaginal dysbiosis, including bacterial vaginosis (gardneresis); candidiasis of the vagina; complex treatment of urogenital infections and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs): gonorrhea, urogenital chlamydia and herpes;
- hormone-dependent colpitis (vaginitis), including senile on the background of hormone replacement therapy;
- Prenatal preparation of pregnant women at risk for developing inflammatory diseases of the reproductive system with a violation of the purity of the vaginal secretion before III-IV degree for the purpose of prevention and treatment of vaginal dysbiosis.