Acitrol Syrup 100 ML

Acitrol Syrup 100 ML is used for the following health conditions:

• Managing urinary tract infections.
• Preventing the formation of kidney stones, particularly uric acid and cystine stones.

To use Acitrol Syrup 100 ML properly, follow these steps:

• Measure the required quantity of the syrup with the measuring cup provided.
• Dilute it in a glass of water before taking it.
• It's best to take this medicine with or immediately after meals to avoid possible stomach discomfort.
• Always keep the syrup bottle well-capped after use.
• This medicine is sugar-based and needs caution for use in diabetic patients. If you have diabetes, consult your doctor before taking this medicine.

Acitrol Syrup 100 ML is taken orally.

Acitrol Syrup 100 ML contains Disodium Hydrogen Citrate (1.53 gm), which works on the body as follows:

• Formation of Sodium and Citrate Ions: Upon consumption, Disodium Hydrogen Citrate disintegrates in the body into sodium ions and citrate ions.
• Absorption and Excretion: The citrate ions get absorbed into the bloodstream and are eventually excreted in the urine.
• Alkalinising Effect: In the urinary tract, the citrate ions combine with hydrogen ions, effectively raising the pH level of urine.
• Inhibits Bacterial Growth: The raised pH level of urine creates an unfavourable environment for bacteria that cause UTIs, thereby inhibiting their growth.
• Prevents Kidney Stone Formation: By increasing urine pH, it reduces the risk of kidney stone formation by enhancing the solubility of stone-forming minerals like uric acid and cystine.

• Store Acitrol Syrup 100 ML at room temperature.
• Protect the syrup from direct sunlight and moisture to maintain its effectiveness.
• Keep away from children and pets to prevent accidental consumption.
• Always check the expiry date on the bottle and make sure to use it before this date.

• Drink plenty of water daily. Staying hydrated can help manage urinary tract infections (UTIs) and can also aid in preventing kidney stones.
• Limit intake of foods high in purines, such as red meat, poultry, and fish. These foods can contribute to uric acid stone formation in the kidneys.