I have ankyloosing spondilytis
  I have ankyloosing spondilytis

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I have ankyloosing spondilytis. Doctor advised me to take SAAZ DS 1mg two times. But my urine colour turns yellow. Is it normal. Earlier I was taking SAAZ 500. No such issue occured

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Yes it is normal. Drink more of fluids

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