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Alkalinizing Agents

Alkalinizing agents are a class of drugs used to treat medical conditions caused by a low pH in the body. They work by neutralizing uric acid in the blood and urine, reducing inflammation of the joints and preventing the formation of kidney stones. Many sodium bicarbonate based medications that can ease heartburn and indigestion are available without prescription, either in liquid or chewable tablet form.

Drugs classified as Alkalinizing Agents are frequently used to treat the following conditions:

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Photo of the drug Urocit-k 10.

Urocit-k 10
Alkalinizing Agents
Commonly used to treat Kidney Stones.

Photo of the drug Cytra-k.

Cytra-k
Alkalinizing Agents
Commonly used to treat Kidney Stones.

Photo of the drug Cytra-2.

Cytra-2
Alkalinizing Agents
Commonly used to treat Kidney Stones.

Photo of the drug Sodium Bicarbonate.

Sodium Bicarbonate
Alkalinizing Agents
Commonly used to treat Metabolic Acidosis.

Photo of the drug Tricitrates.

Tricitrates
Alkalinizing Agents
Commonly used to treat Kidney Stones.

Photo of the drug Cytra K Crystals.

Cytra K Crystals
Alkalinizing Agents
Commonly used to treat Kidney Stones.

Photo of the drug Neut.

Neut
Alkalinizing Agents
Commonly used to treat Metabolic Acidosis.

Photo of the drug Sodium Lactate.

Sodium Lactate
Alkalinizing Agents
Commonly used to treat Metabolic Acidosis.

Photo of the drug Oracit.

Oracit
Alkalinizing Agents
Commonly used to treat Metabolic Acidosis, renal calculus.

Photo of the drug Cytra-3.

Cytra-3
Alkalinizing Agents
Commonly used to treat Kidney Stones.

Photo of the drug Potassium Citrate/citric.

Potassium Citrate/citric
Alkalinizing Agents

Photo of the drug Cytra K.

Cytra K
Alkalinizing Agents
Commonly used to treat Metabolic Acidosis.