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Calcium oxalate dihydrate kidney stones are a weaker, less dense subtype of calcium oxalate stones, making them easier to break apart and pass natural...
If you've been diagnosed with calcium oxalate monohydrate kidney stones, you’re not alone. In this blog, I break down the different subtypes of these ...
Kidney stones don’t just cause pain—they slowly chip away at your kidney function too. In this blog, I explain how kidney stones impact your GFR (glom...
Recognizing early kidney stone symptoms can make all the difference when facing one of the most painful experiences a human can endure. In this blog, ...
If you've struggled with calcium oxalate kidney stones, you may have heard digestive disorders are to blame. In this blog, I break down the truth behi...
If you struggle with calcium oxalate kidney stones, there’s one major risk factor you might be overlooking. In this blog, I’ll explain what it is, why...
If you’ve been told calcium causes kidney stones, you’ve been misled. In this blog, I break down the real issue behind calcium-based stones: excess ur...
 If you're struggling with recurring calcium or uric acid kidney stones, low citrate could be a major hidden cause. In this blog, I explain what citra...
Randall’s plaque is at the heart of calcium oxalate kidney stone formation. This hidden lesion inside the kidney acts like a magnet for stone crystals...
Kidney stones during pregnancy are more common than you might think and can create serious discomfort. In this blog, I walk you through why they form,...
 If you’re struggling with kidney stones, low diuresis could be a major hidden factor. Learn what low diuresis is, what causes it, and how you can fix...
 Understanding urine supersaturation is key to preventing calcium oxalate kidney stones. When particle concentrations in your urine exceed what your b...