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CITRALKA
- Citralka or di sodium hydrogen citrate is used in urinary tract infection to give relief to patients suffering from discomfort. The medicine is also known to decrease the chances of uric acid stones in a nascent stage of uricosuric therapy. If the patient is suffering from hypertension, this medicine should be best avoided. Flatulence and stomach cramps are the two common side effects of Citralka. Overdose may lead to renal impairment.
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U consult nephrologist asap they might find a solution for your problem. They r the expertise in this.
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Gynaecologist•Hyderabad
Hi, ok it is an infection. You have not mentioned since how long your suffering with above problems. Tab. V ( put in vagina daily at bedtime for 15 days) tab. Norlet-tz- (daily morning & evening twice for 15 days). After food. Tab. Pan - 40 (daily one time morning in empty stomach for 1 month). Tab. Atarax10 - (daily twice after food for 15 days). Sy. Citralka - ( daily twice 2-2 spoons w equal water for 1 month). Give me urg. Are your periods on time, & you're involved in intercourse, if yes th...more
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Cantharis 200 along with atleast 1 lit nimbu pani or sugarcane juice. Wil be fine for u mam. Take care. Thnks.
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