Kidney Transplant Treatment Questions

Yes he is having kidney disease.
Have you done urine test if not please do urine test for routine and culture
what is his blood pressure
is he diabetic.

No. These week not help. Only drinking more water may help. Otherwise difficult for 10 mm stone to pass.

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Yes. He should follow medicine and food .because normal food will increase urea, creatinine in blood. So he should follow both medicine and foods.

1. Stay hydrated
2. Eat more calcium-rich foods
3. Eat less sodium
4. Eat fewer oxalate-rich foods-- foods high in oxalates are: spinach, chocolate, sweet potatoes, coffee, beets, peanuts, rhubarb, soy products, wheat bran.
5. Eat less animal protein
6. Avoid vitamin c supplements
7. Maintaining a healthy body weight
8. Reducing alcohol intake
9. Avoiding excessive caffeine consumption
10. Avoiding sugary drinks
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Yes, kidney stones can be apparently caused due to stress. The kidney stones, if combined with the chronic dehydration, triggers the formation of stones in the kidney. Infact, stress itself affects the overall health including your kidneys. This can further cause other health issues such as high blood pressure and blood sugar.

You will feel an urgent urge to urinate if your stone is moving down towards your groin. You will urinate too often even if it does not passes. There might be burning sensation while urinating.

It depends on the position of the stone.
mostly they hurt more at the upper back.
but this is not the right way to know.
if you have doubt then take sonography of the abdomen.

There is a general rule regarding the kidney stones - bigger the stone, more visible the symptoms. If you have the following symptoms, check with your doctor as early as possible. These are - acute pain on either side of your lower back, blood in urine, vomiting, fever with chills, and smelly urine.

Kidney stones are the hard objects that are developed from chemicals in the urine. Types of kidney stones include calcium oxalate, uric acid, struvite, and cystine. Kidney stones are formed because of various reasons but the most common ones are - little water intake, excessive or very less exercise, overweight, consuming food with too mush sugar or salt, and weight loss surgery. One more cause behind the formation of kidney stones are family history or infections.