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Kidney stone
Should i take cystone if i have 3-4 kidney stones of size 4-5mm in both kidneys?
If yes then when and what amount?
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Two tab morning and night
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Add meermulli decation two times
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Avoid milk products
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Take cystone 2tablets twice a day for better result.consume plenty of water.about 3 to 4 litres,avoid non veg,meals.
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4-5 mm stone is not a big deal.. Himalaya cystone has a few diuretic herbs plus antilithiatic which will help dissolve the stone and an anti inflammatory herb which will definitely help you.
Consume more then 3-5 l of water and take cystone one tab thrice a day.
Consuming more then normal amount of water is mandatory.
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Get a check over the formation of the stone again.
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Dr. U.Tamilselvi
Siddha
22 yrs exp
Chennai
Taking 2 to 3 litres of water will be enough. But for prevention consult a Siddha physician
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