Here's what kidney stones are, what causes them and how you can expect to have them treated if they affect you or someone you ...

People face a higher risk of kidney stones during summer if they don't drink water. Diets with too much sodium, fat and sugar also increase risk. Hotspots ranked Start the day smarter ☀️ ...

Any kidney stone that is accompanied by fever is an emergency that requires you to see your urologist as soon as possible. Also Read: Kidney Stones And Gallstones: Aren’t they Similar?

Diet is important with calcium-rich foods reducing kidney stone risk, along with a low-oxalate diet, plenty of water, and the ...

Kidney stones are excruciatingly miserable, causing intense, unrelenting pain — often described as worse than childbirth.

Despite our seeming addiction to hydration, kidney stones — one of the most painful low-hydration-related conditions — are increasing in every segment of the population. And if you think this ...

Anyone who has ever had a kidney stone will probably never forget it. “They can be incredibly painful,” said pediatrician Christine Ashburn, with Kaiser Permanente. Kidney stones are formed ...

Kidney stones are generally common in adults, and about 11% of men and 6% of women in the United States have them at least once during their lifetime, according to the National Institutes of Health.

Kidney stones, characterized by mineral and salt accumulations in the kidneys, often present subtle early signs that differ between men and women. Women may experience symptoms resembling UTIs or ...

Kidney stones, hard deposits in the kidneys, can cause sharp pain, bloody or discolored urine, and frequent urination. Nausea and vomiting may also occur due to intense pain. Early detection ...

Kidney stones are common, and misconceptions about them can make the condition worse. Dr Deepak Reddy Ragoori, senior urologist and facility director at the Asian Institute of Nephrology and ...