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Digestive Health
UPC: 629323414501
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Uses For use in the management of hypercalciuria. Source of an electrolyte. How to Use Directions Adults: Take 1 tablet 1 to 2 times daily. Take tablets only when dissolved with 250 mL of water. Use only on the advice of a physician and discuss how long the product should be taken before follow-up and if and when dose adjustment is needed. Warnings WARNINGS DO NOT USE - if sodium (table salt) intake restrictions have been prescribed. - if hyperphosphatemia is present or in the presence of severe impairment of renal function (less than 30% of normal). - if you have distal renal tubular acidosis, or calculi secondary to infection. - with other potassium-containing supplements or with potassium-containing salt-substitutes. ASK A HEALTH CARE PRACTITIONER BEFORE USE IF - you have a cardiac disease treated with digitalis. - in conditions where high potassium concentration may be encountered such as adrenal insufficiency, acute dehydration, severe renal insufficiency, known kidney disease. - in conditions such as severe burns, where high tissue breakdown is expected. - you have cardiac failure, liver cirrhosis or severe hepatic disease, gastrointestinal lesion/ulcer/disorder, osteoporosis, edema, hypernatremia, hypertension or toxaemia or pregnancy. - you are following a high-protein diet, taking high-dose vitamin C and/or prescription medications. WHEN USING THIS PRODUCT avoid drinking tea, chocolate drinks, or fruit juices. STOP USE AND ASK A HEALTH CARE PRACTITIONER IF you develop any of these symptoms: nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, laxative effect or diarrhea, and less frequently: fluid retention associated with swelling of feet and/or weight gain; hyperkalemia associated with confusion, tiredness or weakness; irregular or slow heart beat; numbness or tingling around lips, hands or feet; unexplained anxiety; breathing problems; hypernatremia associated with confusion; tiredness or weakness; convulsions; decrease in urine volume or in frequency of urine; fast heartbeat; headache or dizziness; increased thirst; hyperphosphatemia or hypocalcemic tetany associated with muscle cramps; numbness, tingling, pain, or weakness in hands or feet; shortness of breath or troubled breathing.