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Regarding stone hit syrup
Hi ...i have 6mm of stone in my kidney so my doctor has given hit stone syrup...and he said i have to take 3 times before food ..so what will be the scientific reason of taking that medicine before food?
Next query is can I take that medicine after food???
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Please consult your dr.who prescribed you this because every medicine have its own properties. And every dr.has own protocol
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Consult Ayurveda physcician for proper diagnosis and root cause
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Maintain healthy lifestyle and diet schedule
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Avoid excess oily spicy salty dairy and bakery products in diet
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it depends upon to medicine to medicine , accordingly effect of medicine changes
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you can share your prescription,if you can take that medicine after food or not can be advised .
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Take proper knowledge about this first Chat online
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Hello dear, Some medication act before food well and is beneficial,so keep in faith your doctor, You can also take Decoction of kulthi dal once a day
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Avoid milk and tomatoes, spinach etc
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