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Calcium Oxalate in urine

2021-06-03 16:27:52
Is it normal to have Calcium Oxalate Crystals in Urine Routine Test after passing stone 3 days before?
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Hello, Meet a Nephrologist and get tests done for urine calcium and oxalate. There is a chance that you might develop kidney stones again. Nephrologist will suggest you precautionary measures according to your report

Answered2021-06-05 05:49:55

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Do usg kub n consult urologist

Answered2021-06-03 16:38:42

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