Yes: It can be used to prevent recurrent kidney stones in patients with low urinary citrate. This measurement should be done by a specialized kidney stone laboratory.
Answered 2/27/2019
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Yes: It is used to prevent recurrent calcium oxalate as well as uric acid stones.
Answered 1/4/2019
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Urocit K (potassium citrate): Personally, yes, I have prescribed Urocit K for kidney stone prevention and for nephrocalcinosis management. I find that patients prefer liquid citrate vehicles, such as Bicitra, (citric acid and sodium citrate) Polycitra, ReaLemon Extract, and orange juice, though.
Answered 1/4/2019
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