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Axliser Oral Solution

Manufactured By Axis Labs Pvt Ltd

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Rs. 208.05

MRP 219.00

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bottle of 200 ml Oral Solution

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Axliser Oral Solution contains Potassium Citrate 1100 mg and Magnesium Citrate 375 mg. It can help to provide relief from burning sensations while urinating. It also prevents inflammation of the urinary bladder and slow urination and bad odours from urine. Axliser Syrup is used to treat urinary stones burning micturition urinary infections and acute renal colic.

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Potassium Citrate is used to treat a kidney stone renal tubular acidosis and urinary infections. It is also used to treat metabolic problems like acidosis caused by kidney disease. Magnesium Citrate helps in reducing renal stone risk and bone turnover|This medicine can help to reduce and condition urinary tract infection|It can help to prevent a burning sensation from occurring in the urinary tract due to the infection|The formulation can slow down urination speed and manages smelly urine|Regular consumption can help in managing the risk associated with cystitis which is inflammation of the urinary bladder

Axliser Oral Solution

Manufactured By Axis Labs Pvt Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 208.05

MRP 219.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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