Uriliser Potassium Citrate & Citric Acid Oral Solution | Sugar-Free | Flavour Raspberry

Product Introduction

Uriliser Oral Solution is a sugar-free urinary alkalinizer with a pleasant raspberry flavour. It contains Potassium Citrate and Citric Acid, which help in reducing the acidity of urine. By making urine more alkaline, this solution is effective in the management of kidney stones, urinary discomfort, and uric acid-related conditions.

Benefits

• Helps in preventing and dissolving certain types of kidney stones

• Reduces burning sensation or pain during urination caused by urinary tract irritation

• Assists in lowering uric acid levels in urine, useful in gout and uric acid stone formation

• Helps manage renal tubular acidosis and other conditions where urine alkalinization is required

• Sugar-free formula makes it suitable for diabetic patients

• Raspberry flavour improves taste and patient compliance

Possible Side Effects

• Mild nausea, stomach upset, or diarrhea

• Abdominal bloating or flatulence

• Rarely, high potassium levels leading to weakness, tingling, or irregular heartbeat

• Allergic reactions such as rash, itching, or swelling (rare)

How to Use

• Take the solution exactly as prescribed by your doctor

• Usually taken after meals, diluted in a glass of water to reduce stomach irritation

• Shake the bottle well before use

• Take at the same time each day for best results

What to Avoid

• Avoid taking with other potassium-rich foods or supplements unless advised

• Do not consume alcohol or carbonated drinks as they may affect urinary pH balance

• Avoid taking on an empty stomach to reduce stomach discomfort

• Do not stop treatment suddenly without consulting your doctor

Precautions

• Inform your doctor if you have kidney disease, heart problems, dehydration, or high potassium levels

• Regular monitoring of electrolytes and kidney function may be necessary during long-term use

• Not recommended in patients with severe renal impairment or peptic ulcers

• Safe use in pregnancy and breastfeeding should be confirmed with a healthcare provider