Alkaston-B6 Oral Solution 250 ml

Your doctor may recommend Alkaston-B6 Oral Solution to help:

• Kidney stone prevention: Alkaston-B6 Oral Solution Helps reduce the risk of calcium oxalate stones and also makes the urine less acidic, which can help reduce the formation of uric acid stones. Although urine alkalinization may also help in cystine stones, people with cystinuria usually require additional treatments recommended by their doctor.
• Renal tubular acidosis (a kidney condition in which the kidneys cannot remove acid from the body properly): It helps balance urine chemistry and reduce excess acid.
• Hypocitraturia (low citrate levels in the urine, which increases the risk of kidney stones): It raises citrate levels in the urine, helping stop crystals from joining together to form painful kidney stones.

When used as directed as part of your treatment plan, Alkaston-B6 Oral Solution may provide the following benefits:

• Helps Prevent Kidney Stones: It provides effective relief and protection by targeting the chemical environment where kidney stones grow.
• Reduces Stone Formation: By making your urine less acidic (raising its pH) and increasing citrate levels, it helps stop stones from forming, reducing the risk of the severe pain and discomfort caused by passing kidney stones.It also supports long-term kidney health.
• Lowers Risk of Recurrence: Consistent use reduces the recurrence of painful stone episodes, helping you maintain a normal daily routine without the sudden interruption of renal colic (severe pain caused when a kidney stone moves through the urinary tract).

• Alkaston-B6 Oral Solution can be taken with or without food, or as advised by the doctor.
• Follow your doctor's instructions on the dosage and timing of this medication to ensure safety.
• Swallow Alkaston-B6 Oral Solution as a whole with a glass of water.
• Do not chew, crush or break it.

• Increase fluid intake: Drink at least 2 to 3 liters of water daily to keep your urine diluted and reduce the risk of crystal formation.
• Reduce dietary sodium: Lower your salt intake, as high sodium levels cause your kidneys to excrete more calcium, increasing the risk of stone formation.
• Limit high-oxalate foods: Avoid or limit foods rich in oxalates, such as spinach, nuts, beets, and chocolate, if recommended by your doctor.
• Moderate your protein intake: Limit excessive consumption of animal proteins, which can increase acid levels in your urine and promote stones.

• Dilute Before Use: Always dilute the oral solution in water or juice as directed; drinking it undiluted can cause severe stomach irritation.
• Check Medicine Before Use: Regularly check your medicine bottle for any changes in color or consistency; if you notice cloudiness or sediment in the liquid, do not take it and contact your pharmacist.
• Regular Monitoring Is Important: Your doctor will arrange regular blood and urine tests to check your potassium levels, kidney function, and urine pH to make sure the medicine is working safely. For many people being treated for uric acid kidney stones, the goal is to keep the urine pH between 6.0 and 7.0. The frequency of these tests depends on your condition and is usually higher when treatment is first started or the dose is changed.
• Check Before Taking Supplements: Do not start taking any new supplements, especially those containing potassium or calcium, without consulting your doctor first.