Hello sir, in my urine report crystals calcium oxalate and amorphous phosphate are present. In CT abdomen no calculi. Can I take Kcit syrup?

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Dr Hema Pratima

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Crystals in urine without stones are often dietary related. You can take KCIT syrup if advised, but also increase water intake and reduce high oxalate foods (like spinach, nuts).

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