Sodium citrate dihydrate

Description:

Sodium citrate dihydrate is sometimes used as an ingredient in oral rehydration solutions or as an alkalinizing agent to manage certain gastrointestinal conditions, but it is not a common first-line treatment specifically for nausea and vomiting. Here is how it relates to nausea:

Uses and Benefits

Rehydration and Electrolyte Balance: Sodium citrate is often included in oral rehydration solutions to help maintain fluid and electrolyte balance, especially in cases of mild dehydration due to vomiting or diarrhea. This can indirectly help alleviate nausea by rehydrating the body.

Antacid Effect: Sodium citrate acts as an alkalinizing agent, neutralizing stomach acid. This can be helpful for nausea associated with acid reflux or indigestion.

Citrate in Combination: It may be combined with other compounds in medical settings to manage metabolic acidosis or as a buffer in some medical treatments.

Treatment For:

Nausea

AI generated Summary: Based on the provided information, there are no user reviews available for the effectiveness of Sodium citrate dihydrate in treating Nausea. However, the author's review suggests that this treatment is not generally recommended for Nausea, unless it is caused by acid reflux, as it can help maintain electrolyte balance. The author's rating of 2 out of 5 indicates a low level of effectiveness for this treatment against Nausea.