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Kidney stones
I was detected with a kidney stone of 5mm in my right kidney. I've had it before but not more than 5mm. So my question here is can Ayurveda help dissolve the stone? Or prevent further stones from forming again? My urologist says no medicine in the world can dissolve calcium stones or prevent them from forming. The only solution is to drink water. Now can Ayurveda really stop them from forming in the future? If "yes" is it proven?
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Yes ayurveda is completely effective in removing stone as well as its recurrence!
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Making you a diet plan and regimen is very important!
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There are so many example of ayurvedic medicine which helps to remove kidney stone.
If you want medicine then you can consult with any ayurvedic physician for treatment.
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Thanks for asking Q.
Don't be foot ball of other's opinions....
Ayurveda shares it's (stones)one of the Ashto-maha-Agad means 8 major health crises.
To most extent it's can be managed well by painless n with less bleeding with the help of Medicinal ghee.
Rest trust and faith work scientifically
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Along with the medicine few lifestyle and food changes need to prevent it further.
Health Tips
Drink enough water
Drink lemon juice and coconut water
Include ladies finger and horse gram in your diet frequently.
Avoid consumption of too much salt.
Exercise in moderation. Avoid dehydration
Avoid unhealthy foods like sugar, processed foods, sugary drinks, sodas, alcohol, black tea and chocolate. etc
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