Can tomatoes cause kidney stones?
No, tomatoes do not cause kidney stones.
Last updated on 12 Dec 2024
Your doctor will tell you the type of kidney stone you have by assessing your blood and urine sample test report. Additionally, recommend you get an ultrasound done to confirm the type.
It looks like big sized grape and it has to be taken out with the help of surgical intervention.
A crystal test is a part of microscopic examination of urine sample. This tests helps detecting kidney stones.
A few prominent symptoms are pain in the lower side of the stomach, cloudy urine, foul smelling urine, nausea and fever.
Yes, if the stone is smaller than 7mm then it can pass via urine within 45 days to 3 months. If it is larger than 7mm then it has to be surgically removed.
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