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2018-03-08 07:34:58
Hello Dr I have recurrence of kidney stone but it is too small & pass out easily. My dr advised me to test for parathyroid & serum calcium. What happens it is higher? How to prevent recurrences
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Answered2018-03-08 09:04:31

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You need complete metabolic workup for stone disease. Drink 3-4 litres water per day.
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Answered2018-03-10 19:27:17

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