For
kidney stones, remedies like Berberis vulgaris and Hydrangea arborescens are commonly used in homeopathy based on symptom similarity.
Regarding Shilajit, it is generally considered a health supplement and not a direct homeopathic medicine. While there is no strict contraindication in most cases, combining multiple substances without proper evaluation is not advisable, especially in conditions like kidney stones.
Kidney stones vary in type (
calcium oxalate,
uric acid, etc.), and treatment depends on this
Shilajit may affect mineral metabolism and kidney function in some individuals
Taking multiple remedies/supplements together can confuse the symptom picture and reduce effectiveness of individualized homeopathic treatment
What is recommended:
Stick to one well-selected remedy under guidance
Maintain good hydration
Get proper evaluation (ultrasound, urine analysis)
Avoid self-combining multiple therapies
Before adding Shilajit, it is better to consult a qualified doctor who can assess your stone type, kidney function, and overall constitution.
Regards
Dr Jyoti Kadkol
Health Global Homoeopathy, Vijaynagar, Whitefield(Hoodi)
www.healthglobalclinics.com