Kidney Stones are a fairly common medical affliction. You may someone who had one, or have had one yourself. But, how much do you really know about kidney stones? What are the causes, symptoms, and how can you decrease your chance of getting one?
25% of men, 13% of women
13% of men, 7% of women
7% of men, 18% of women
18% of men, 25% of women
Being punched in the kidneys
Being in the sun too often
Urine becoming too concentrated with minerals
Drinking too many sugary beverages
Calcium
Carbon
Uric acid
Oxalate
Chloride
Potasium
Oranges
Pork
Chocolate
Nuts
Beets
Cheese
Drink 12 glasses of water a day
Avoid eating salt
Exercise
Drink alcohal
See a doctor
Pink, red, or brown urine
Leg cramps
Needing to urinate more often
Severe abdominal pain
Headaches
Sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia
Atypical odontalgia
Nephrolithiasis
Medial tibial stress syndrome
You cannot get rid of a stone once you have it.
You pass it out of your body through urination.
A doctor can break a stone into smaller pieces.
You can take antibiotics to fight the stone.
Any Age
Over 13
Over 20
Over 40
Yes
No
Only if your mother/father also had one.
Possibly
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