Description

🧾 What is it used for?

STONE HIT Capsule by Austro Lab is a herbal/ayurvedic formulation designed to support kidney health and manage urinary tract and kidney stone issues.

It is commonly used for:

• Dissolving or breaking down kidney stones (renal calculi)

• Preventing formation of new stones

• Easing the passage of stones through urine

• Relieving burning urination or discomfort

• Supporting overall urinary tract health

• Reducing inflammation and pain during urination

These capsules usually contain herbal ingredients like Punarnava, Gokshura, Varuna, Pashanbheda, and others (actual content may vary by brand).

⚠️ Common Side Effects

Generally well-tolerated as it is herbal, but some may experience:

• Mild stomach upset or nausea

• Loose motions (rare)

• Increased urine frequency

• Allergic reactions (rare – itching, rash)

🚨 Serious Warnings & Precautions

• Not a substitute for surgery or emergency care in case of large or obstructive stones

• Avoid in pregnancy/lactation unless advised by a qualified doctor

• Monitor stone size with ultrasound or doctor review during treatment

• Do not overdose thinking it will speed up the process

• Use cautiously if you have kidney dysfunction or are on other medications

🔄 Drug & Food Interactions

• Usually safe with most medicines, but inform your doctor if you are on diuretics, antibiotics, or blood pressure medicines

• Avoid high-oxalate foods (like spinach, nuts, chocolate) if advised by doctor

• Increase fluid intake to aid in stone removal

• No known major food or drug interactions—but always check if you’re on other long-term medication

👥 Cautionary Groups

• Pregnant & breastfeeding women: Use only under medical advice

• Children: Use only if prescribed and under supervision

• Patients with diabetes or hypertension: Monitor renal function if using long-term

• Kidney disease patients: Use under supervision, especially if dialysis is involved

✅ Tips for Safe Use

1. Take with water after meals, as directed

2. Drink 2–3 liters of water daily unless restricted by doctor

3. Don’t self-diagnose stones – confirm with ultrasound or urine tests

4. Continue for full course as recommended by your healthcare provider

5. Maintain a kidney-friendly diet during treatment

📌 When to Consult a Doctor Immediately

• Severe or persistent abdominal/flank pain

• Fever with chills (possible infection)

• Vomiting or blood in urine

• Pain during urination not improving

• No urine output or reduced urine quantity

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