Anyone who has had a kidney stone will testify to this: Reducing the risk of getting a second one is worth every effort.
It’s not a big secret that passing kidney stones often is excruciatingly painful. But, many people can reduce their risk of developing one or multiple kidney stones if they take a few simple steps when it comes to diet and lifestyle.
So take a look below for some handy information that can help keep your kidneys clear of those painful pebbles, while offering insight into symptoms and treatment, too.
2 Comments
My father in law was taken to the hospital this week for kidney stones. He has been throwing up and they did not know why. I saw where that is a possible sign. You mentioned a kind of stone. What does that mean. He is 85 but active and watches his sugar as he is diabetic.
Hi, Linda. I'm sorry to hear about your father in law.
This resource outlines the different types of kidney stones: https://www.kidneyfund.org/all-about-kidneys/other-kidney-problems/kidney-stones
– calcium
– struvite
– uric acid
– cystine
I hope that helps answer your question. -Kirstie