Kidney Stones परहेज क्या खाना है और क्या नहीं Prevention of Stone

Preventing kidney stones involves making lifestyle and dietary changes to reduce the risk of stone formation. Kidney stones can be painful and may require medical intervention, so taking steps to prevent them is important. Here are some strategies to help prevent kidney stones:
Stay Hydrated:
Drink plenty of water throughout the day. Staying well-hydrated dilutes urine and helps prevent the formation of crystals that can lead to stones. Aim for at least 8-10 cups of water daily, or more if you live in a hot climate or are physically active.
Monitor Your Diet:
Reduce sodium intake: High sodium levels can lead to increased calcium in the urine, increasing the risk of stone formation. Limit processed foods, canned soups, and restaurant/fast food.
Moderate animal protein: Diets high in animal proteins, such as meat and dairy, can increase the risk of kidney stones. Consider substituting some animal protein with plant-based sources like beans, lentils, and tofu.
Watch your oxalate intake: Oxalates are compounds found in certain foods that can contribute to calcium oxalate stones. Limit foods high in oxalates, such as spinach, rhubarb, beets, and nuts.
Get enough calcium: Paradoxically, inadequate calcium intake can increase the risk of kidney stones. Aim for the recommended daily calcium intake through food sources or supplements as advised by your healthcare provider.
Control Your Weight:
Obesity is a risk factor for kidney stones. Maintaining a healthy weight through diet and regular exercise can help reduce your risk.
Monitor Your Salt Intake:
High salt intake can lead to increased calcium excretion in the urine, contributing to stone formation. Be mindful of your salt intake and avoid adding excessive salt to your meals.
Limit Caffeine and Alcohol:
Both caffeine and alcohol can lead to dehydration, so consume them in moderation and be sure to balance them with plenty of water.
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[@JunaidAnsari-ex7oj]

Nice information sir

[@drrajkumarsharma9409]

Thanks and welcome

[@maheshsaw3098]

GOOD Evening SIR

[@drrajkumarsharma9409]

Hi

[@Vkcomedy026]

Sir hamne apke pass 4 month pahle apni mummy ka kidney stone ka pcnl surgery karwaya tha to sir hame kaise pata chalega meri mummy ka kis type ka stone he .. Hame to sirf stone dikhaya gaya tha ye nahi bataya gaya kon se type ka stone he 🙏🏻

[@drrajkumarsharma9409]

Agar stone aap ke paas ho to use bhejna hota hai stone analysis ke liye

[@Bkmwf]

Sir my plamu jila se hu hame 11mm ka kidne stone hai dava se nikal jayega

[@drrajkumarsharma9409]

Size thoda bada hai , need RIRS or other methods

[@BeWithNarendar]

जल्द ही लेज़र वाला ट्रीटमेंट करा ले. मुझे भी था ११ mm का ureter में फ़सा था

[@arontigga775]

Sir mery right kidney m 7mm ka stone hai , to kya wo u he medicine s nikl jyga ya fir us k leaa koi operation krwana padryga .........! Plz guide me sir 🙏

[@drrajkumarsharma9409]

Nikal bhi sakta hai agar wo ureter mein aa jayega to

[@UmeshKumar-rr4cd]

Sir hum bhi app hi ke pass kidney stone ka operation kra chuke hai 2 saal pehle .hum pta kaise kare mujhe kon sa stone huya tha . operation me nikala gya stone abhi v hai mere paas .

[@drrajkumarsharma9409]

Ok, stone ki analysis hoti hai

[@mamtark7488]

Ranchi me Kahan pe

[@UmeshKumar-rr4cd]

Stone and urology clinic bariyatu road dr. Raj kumar sharma

[@sachinpatel2543]

Aapke pass ham bhi dikhayen sar

[@drrajkumarsharma9409]

Thanks