I'm dealing with a kidney stone issue that started about 3 months ago. Initially, the stone was 4 mm and the treatment seemed to solve the problem, but now I'm experiencing some pain on my left side again. I've been trying K Mac B6 syrup to help with the stone, but I'm worried about any side effects it might have. Is K Mac B6 actually good for kidney stones, or should I be concerned about using it?

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Dr Chandra P

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K-Mac B6 syrup may help manage kidney stone symptoms, but its effectiveness and safety vary. Here's a balanced view:

Benefits

Reduces pain and discomfort

Helps dissolve small stones (up to 10 mm)

Supports urinary tract health

May prevent stone recurrence

Potential Side Effects

Gastrointestinal issues (nausea, vomiting, diarrhea)

Headaches

Dizziness

Allergic reactions (rare)

Precautions

Consult a doctor before taking K-Mac B6 syrup, especially if:

You have underlying medical conditions (diabetes, kidney disease)

You take medications (blood thinners, diuretics)

You're pregnant or breastfeeding

Monitor urine output, color and consistency

Report worsening symptoms or adverse effects to your doctor

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