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What symptoms are observed with kidney stones?
The pain that is noticed at the level of the back and side can be so severe that the patient may even experience vomiting.
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What symptoms are observed with kidney stones?
The pain that is noticed at the level of the back and side can be so severe that the patient may even experience vomiting.
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What symptoms are observed with kidney stones?
The pain that is noticed at the level of the back and side can be so severe that the patient may even experience vomiting.
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/935793/ Oxalate-Rich Foods and Their Impact on Your Health #CalciumAbsorption #GutHealth #Health #JointPain #KidneyStones #LowOxalateDiet #Nutrition #OxalateRichFoods #oxalates #UK #UnitedKingdom
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/466566/ Oxalate-Rich Foods and Their Impact on Your Health #CalciumAbsorption #Éire #GutHealth #Health #IE #Ireland #JointPain #KidneyStones #LowOxalateDiet #Nutrition #OxalateRichFoods #oxalates
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Which type of kidney stone is most common?
A) Cystine
B) Uric acid
C) Struvite
D) Calcium oxalate
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Which type of kidney stone is most common?
A) Cystine
B) Uric acid
C) Struvite
D) Calcium oxalate
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Which type of kidney stone is most common?
A) Cystine
B) Uric acid
C) Struvite
D) Calcium oxalate
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Can Herbal Tea Cause Kidney Stones?
🪨🌿 Some teas are high in oxalates—parsley, rooibos, black tea. If you're prone to stones, stick with low-oxalate options like chamomile and peppermint.
Protect your kidneys 👇 https://meganpublishingservices.com/herbal-tea-benefits/can-herbal-tea-cause-kidney-stones/
#KidneyStones #Oxalates #HerbalTea #TeaSafety #KidneyHealth #Tiktokenglish -
Can Herbal Tea Cause Kidney Stones?
🪨🌿 Some teas are high in oxalates—parsley, rooibos, black tea. If you're prone to stones, stick with low-oxalate options like chamomile and peppermint.
Protect your kidneys 👇 https://meganpublishingservices.com/herbal-tea-benefits/can-herbal-tea-cause-kidney-stones/
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Kidney stones can cause abdominal pain #kidneystones #abdominalpain #kidneydisease #urolithiasis ... Continue to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAulOokIVvk
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Kidney stones can cause abdominal pain #kidneystones #abdominalpain #kidneydisease #urolithiasis ... Continue to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAulOokIVvk
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Kidney stones can cause abdominal pain #kidneystones #abdominalpain #kidneydisease #urolithiasis ... Continue to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAulOokIVvk
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8 simple ways to boost your kidney health
Relying too heavily on anti-inflammatory drugs like ibuprofen for pain relief could negatively affect kidney health, warn experts.…
#NewsBeep #News #Health #bloodpressure #FionaLoud #GB #KidneyCareUK #Kidneydisease #KidneyFailure #kidneystones #NationalPharmacyAssociation #UK #UnitedKingdom
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What are kidney stones primarily made of?
A) Protein
B) Uric acid
C) Calcium compounds
D) Glucose
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What are kidney stones primarily made of?
A) Protein
B) Uric acid
C) Calcium compounds
D) Glucose
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What are kidney stones primarily made of?
A) Protein
B) Uric acid
C) Calcium compounds
D) Glucose
#kidneys #kidneystones #nephrology #quiz ... Continue to: https://www.facebook.com/1130092409221646/posts/1262579089306310 -
I hesitate to post #medical disinformation but at this point I think it's clear
I have been dissolving #kidneystones with crystalized lemons
In 2023, I had to have two stones removed surgically.
For Christmas 2024, I got big boxes of "True Lemon" packets (lemon, lime and orange) as flavors to drink more warer. But I've always loved sour things so I was just tossing back packets like candy.
Jan/Feb 2025 I started noticing stinging while urinating. By spring, I had captured a ~1mm stone.
Still not realizing the connection, I came up with a homemade lemon ice #recipe that I would then add lemon packets to. I started eating this daily as a low-cal, high-flavor treat. (Each serving of the ice is ~1 lemon worth of lemon oil and juice, but I also dump....20-30?...packets on a serving. If the marketing is to be believed, this is equivalent to several lemons per day. I LOVE sour.)
To be clear, I'm also still drinking vast amounts of water.
Over the summer I started collecting more and more stones. Every week or two there'd be a day where I'd get say 5 ~1mm stones plus various tiny bits over the course of a couple hours, exactly as if a larger stone broke up and came out as pieces. (Also some other phenomenology I won't get into here.) Mostly there's no pain associated with this but that's not to say I feel nothing.
Once I noticed the connection, I experimented. No lemon for a week or two -> stones stop. Back on lemon -> stones resume. I've done that cycle a few times now under different conditions.
Clear, detailed info on kidney stones is hard to find because there are so many different chemistries and causes. And very few will go so far as to say you can *dissolve* stones.
But also, very few can be taking in as much citric acid as I am.
But here's the deal: *citric* acid helps prevent and may also dissolve (some) kidney stones. But *ascorbic* acid can cause them.
So MAYBE I'm *causing* tiny stones to grow rapidly, passing them and calling that victory.
I would love to get some X-rays to really know.
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I hesitate to post #medical disinformation but at this point I think it's clear
I have been dissolving #kidneystones with crystalized lemons
In 2023, I had to have two stones removed surgically.
For Christmas 2024, I got big boxes of "True Lemon" packets (lemon, lime and orange) as flavors to drink more warer. But I've always loved sour things so I was just tossing back packets like candy.
Jan/Feb 2025 I started noticing stinging while urinating. By spring, I had captured a ~1mm stone.
Still not realizing the connection, I came up with a homemade lemon ice #recipe that I would then add lemon packets to. I started eating this daily as a low-cal, high-flavor treat. (Each serving of the ice is ~1 lemon worth of lemon oil and juice, but I also dump....20-30?...packets on a serving. If the marketing is to be believed, this is equivalent to several lemons per day. I LOVE sour.)
To be clear, I'm also still drinking vast amounts of water.
Over the summer I started collecting more and more stones. Every week or two there'd be a day where I'd get say 5 ~1mm stones plus various tiny bits over the course of a couple hours, exactly as if a larger stone broke up and came out as pieces. (Also some other phenomenology I won't get into here.) Mostly there's no pain associated with this but that's not to say I feel nothing.
Once I noticed the connection, I experimented. No lemon for a week or two -> stones stop. Back on lemon -> stones resume. I've done that cycle a few times now under different conditions.
Clear, detailed info on kidney stones is hard to find because there are so many different chemistries and causes. And very few will go so far as to say you can *dissolve* stones.
But also, very few can be taking in as much citric acid as I am.
But here's the deal: *citric* acid helps prevent and may also dissolve (some) kidney stones. But *ascorbic* acid can cause them.
So MAYBE I'm *causing* tiny stones to grow rapidly, passing them and calling that victory.
I would love to get some X-rays to really know.
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I hesitate to post #medical disinformation but at this point I think it's clear
I have been dissolving #kidneystones with crystalized lemons
In 2023, I had to have two stones removed surgically.
For Christmas 2024, I got big boxes of "True Lemon" packets (lemon, lime and orange) as flavors to drink more warer. But I've always loved sour things so I was just tossing back packets like candy.
Jan/Feb 2025 I started noticing stinging while urinating. By spring, I had captured a ~1mm stone.
Still not realizing the connection, I came up with a homemade lemon ice #recipe that I would then add lemon packets to. I started eating this daily as a low-cal, high-flavor treat. (Each serving of the ice is ~1 lemon worth of lemon oil and juice, but I also dump....20-30?...packets on a serving. If the marketing is to be believed, this is equivalent to several lemons per day. I LOVE sour.)
To be clear, I'm also still drinking vast amounts of water.
Over the summer I started collecting more and more stones. Every week or two there'd be a day where I'd get say 5 ~1mm stones plus various tiny bits over the course of a couple hours, exactly as if a larger stone broke up and came out as pieces. (Also some other phenomenology I won't get into here.) Mostly there's no pain associated with this but that's not to say I feel nothing.
Once I noticed the connection, I experimented. No lemon for a week or two -> stones stop. Back on lemon -> stones resume. I've done that cycle a few times now under different conditions.
Clear, detailed info on kidney stones is hard to find because there are so many different chemistries and causes. And very few will go so far as to say you can *dissolve* stones.
But also, very few can be taking in as much citric acid as I am.
But here's the deal: *citric* acid helps prevent and may also dissolve (some) kidney stones. But *ascorbic* acid can cause them.
So MAYBE I'm *causing* tiny stones to grow rapidly, passing them and calling that victory.
I would love to get some X-rays to really know.
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I hesitate to post #medical disinformation but at this point I think it's clear
I have been dissolving #kidneystones with crystalized lemons
In 2023, I had to have two stones removed surgically.
For Christmas 2024, I got big boxes of "True Lemon" packets (lemon, lime and orange) as flavors to drink more warer. But I've always loved sour things so I was just tossing back packets like candy.
Jan/Feb 2025 I started noticing stinging while urinating. By spring, I had captured a ~1mm stone.
Still not realizing the connection, I came up with a homemade lemon ice #recipe that I would then add lemon packets to. I started eating this daily as a low-cal, high-flavor treat. (Each serving of the ice is ~1 lemon worth of lemon oil and juice, but I also dump....20-30?...packets on a serving. If the marketing is to be believed, this is equivalent to several lemons per day. I LOVE sour.)
To be clear, I'm also still drinking vast amounts of water.
Over the summer I started collecting more and more stones. Every week or two there'd be a day where I'd get say 5 ~1mm stones plus various tiny bits over the course of a couple hours, exactly as if a larger stone broke up and came out as pieces. (Also some other phenomenology I won't get into here.) Mostly there's no pain associated with this but that's not to say I feel nothing.
Once I noticed the connection, I experimented. No lemon for a week or two -> stones stop. Back on lemon -> stones resume. I've done that cycle a few times now under different conditions.
Clear, detailed info on kidney stones is hard to find because there are so many different chemistries and causes. And very few will go so far as to say you can *dissolve* stones.
But also, very few can be taking in as much citric acid as I am.
But here's the deal: *citric* acid helps prevent and may also dissolve (some) kidney stones. But *ascorbic* acid can cause them.
So MAYBE I'm *causing* tiny stones to grow rapidly, passing them and calling that victory.
I would love to get some X-rays to really know.
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I hesitate to post #medical disinformation but at this point I think it's clear
I have been dissolving #kidneystones with crystalized lemons
In 2023, I had to have two stones removed surgically.
For Christmas 2024, I got big boxes of "True Lemon" packets (lemon, lime and orange) as flavors to drink more warer. But I've always loved sour things so I was just tossing back packets like candy.
Jan/Feb 2025 I started noticing stinging while urinating. By spring, I had captured a ~1mm stone.
Still not realizing the connection, I came up with a homemade lemon ice #recipe that I would then add lemon packets to. I started eating this daily as a low-cal, high-flavor treat. (Each serving of the ice is ~1 lemon worth of lemon oil and juice, but I also dump....20-30?...packets on a serving. If the marketing is to be believed, this is equivalent to several lemons per day. I LOVE sour.)
To be clear, I'm also still drinking vast amounts of water.
Over the summer I started collecting more and more stones. Every week or two there'd be a day where I'd get say 5 ~1mm stones plus various tiny bits over the course of a couple hours, exactly as if a larger stone broke up and came out as pieces. (Also some other phenomenology I won't get into here.) Mostly there's no pain associated with this but that's not to say I feel nothing.
Once I noticed the connection, I experimented. No lemon for a week or two -> stones stop. Back on lemon -> stones resume. I've done that cycle a few times now under different conditions.
Clear, detailed info on kidney stones is hard to find because there are so many different chemistries and causes. And very few will go so far as to say you can *dissolve* stones.
But also, very few can be taking in as much citric acid as I am.
But here's the deal: *citric* acid helps prevent and may also dissolve (some) kidney stones. But *ascorbic* acid can cause them.
So MAYBE I'm *causing* tiny stones to grow rapidly, passing them and calling that victory.
I would love to get some X-rays to really know.
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Which imaging test is commonly used to diagnose kidney stones?
A) MRI
B) X-ray
C) CT scan
D) Ultrasound
#kidneystones #ctscan #diagnostics #kidneyhealth ... Continue to: https://www.facebook.com/1130092409221646/posts/1249673000596919 -
Which imaging test is commonly used to diagnose kidney stones?
A) MRI
B) X-ray
C) CT scan
D) Ultrasound
#kidneystones #ctscan #diagnostics #kidneyhealth ... Continue to: https://www.facebook.com/1130092409221646/posts/1249673000596919 -
Which imaging test is commonly used to diagnose kidney stones?
A) MRI
B) X-ray
C) CT scan
D) Ultrasound
#kidneystones #ctscan #diagnostics #kidneyhealth ... Continue to: https://www.facebook.com/1130092409221646/posts/1249673000596919 -
Surprising Find Inside Kidney Stones Suggests We Were Wrong About How They Form
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Surprising Find Inside Kidney Stones Suggests We Were Wrong About How They Form
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Surprising Find Inside Kidney Stones Suggests We Were Wrong About How They Form
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Surprising Find Inside Kidney Stones Suggests We Were Wrong About How They Form
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Surprising Find Inside Kidney Stones Suggests We Were Wrong About How They Form
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Bacteria and bacterial biofilms have been found in and on the surface of calcium oxalate kidney stones, which had been thought to be abiotic. The bacteria may be responsible for the development of the kidney stones and associated infections.
Original paper: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2517066123
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Bacteria and bacterial biofilms have been found in and on the surface of calcium oxalate kidney stones, which had been thought to be abiotic. The bacteria may be responsible for the development of the kidney stones and associated infections.
Original paper: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2517066123
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Bacteria and bacterial biofilms have been found in and on the surface of calcium oxalate kidney stones, which had been thought to be abiotic. The bacteria may be responsible for the development of the kidney stones and associated infections.
Original paper: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2517066123
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Bacteria and bacterial biofilms have been found in and on the surface of calcium oxalate kidney stones, which had been thought to be abiotic. The bacteria may be responsible for the development of the kidney stones and associated infections.
Original paper: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2517066123
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Bacteria and bacterial biofilms have been found in and on the surface of calcium oxalate kidney stones, which had been thought to be abiotic. The bacteria may be responsible for the development of the kidney stones and associated infections.
Original paper: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2517066123
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Everything you need to know about #kidneystones, symptoms, causes, treatment & prevention by the best urologist in Hisar at Sarvesh Health City.
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