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Joys of Kidney Stones
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<blockquote data-quote="El_Joker" data-source="post: 15731783" data-attributes="member: 163428"><p>There are 3-4 types of kidney stones, so that is where things get complicated. The most common is calcium (I believe) and has lots to do with dehydration. </p><p></p><p>In my case there was no family history and I followed a pretty strict diet. Once I moved to FL I was always fighting dehydration so I think it is a big cause, or at least I hope.</p><p></p><p>My urologist gave me a source that will send you a jug and you basically piss it in for a day and then send it back for labs. Guess it helps know if there are any fragments left (mine was laser removed) and to help analyze the cause.</p><p></p><p>It sucks knowing I still have one left in each kidney, but since they were small, there was no action taken other than being told to drink tons of water.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="El_Joker, post: 15731783, member: 163428"] There are 3-4 types of kidney stones, so that is where things get complicated. The most common is calcium (I believe) and has lots to do with dehydration. In my case there was no family history and I followed a pretty strict diet. Once I moved to FL I was always fighting dehydration so I think it is a big cause, or at least I hope. My urologist gave me a source that will send you a jug and you basically piss it in for a day and then send it back for labs. Guess it helps know if there are any fragments left (mine was laser removed) and to help analyze the cause. It sucks knowing I still have one left in each kidney, but since they were small, there was no action taken other than being told to drink tons of water. [/QUOTE]
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