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• Ayurvedic syrup formulation traditionally used to support kidney and urinary tract health.

• May help with stone dissolution, promoting urine flow, reducing discomfort in urinary tract and burning micturition due to herbal litholytic and diuretic botanicals like Pashanbhed, Punarnava, Gokhru, etc.

• Typical use: 1–2 teaspoons (5–10 ml) 2–3 times daily after meals or as advised.

• Another syrup listing with a similar purpose — natural support for renal stone management and urinary comfort (may be same or analogous formulation to Dindayal Stonego).

• Packaged typically as a 200 ml herbal syrup.

• While not exactly a tablet, this product is a capsule form marketed for kidney stones/urinary health, often containing similar stone-targeting herbs.

🌿 About Stonego Tablet & Syrup (General Ayurvedic Use)

Although exact branded tablet listings for “Dindayal Stonego Tablet” weren’t indexed by online pharmacy APIs, the Stonego Syrup 200 ml is widely referenced as the herbal product in this range. Traditional Ayurvedic stone-support formulations usually include herbs such as Pashanbhed (stone breaker), Punarnava, Gokhru, and alkalizing agents that help:

• Dissolve or break small urinary stones (litholytic action)

• Support urine flow and kidney function

• Reduce discomfort with urination

• Help prevent new stone formation
  These actions are based on classical Ayurvedic ingredients used for urinary calculus support.

📌 How to Use (Typical & General Advice)

• Syrup: ~1–2 teaspoonfuls (5–10 ml) 2–3 times daily after meals or as prescribed by an Ayurvedic practitioner.

• Tablets/Capsules (if available): Usually 1–2 tablets/capsules twice daily after meals with water (follow product label).

• Hydration: Drinking plenty of water (to increase urine output) is important when managing stones.

• Diet/Precautions: Reducing high-oxalate foods, excessive proteins, and salt can complement herbal support in stone management.

⚠️ Precautions & When to See a Doctor

• If you have severe pain, fever, blood in urine, inability to pass urine, or very large stones, seek medical evaluation immediately (may need imaging or urologic care).

• Herbal stone remedies may aid small stones but are not a guaranteed substitute for clinical treatment of significant renal calculi.

• Consult a healthcare professional before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, on other medicine, or have chronic kidney disease.

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