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Calcium Oxalate kidney stone
I am suffering from calcium oxalate kidney stone. I have stopped eating spinach, beetroot, chocolate , nuts and all soy products. Sometimes i combine nuts with calcium. I was going through harvard university's oxalate food list, it states that wheat, Daliya, Maize flour, potatoes are very high in oxalate. So please suggest what should i do? Should i stop taking it on daily basis especially Roti? Or just drinking 12 glasses of water is sufficient to reduce recurrent of stones? Please Help. Please do reply.
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Dr. Sony Mehta
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Mumbai
Good evening, I need to know the number of episode of stone formation till date and has a proper metabolic evaluation done for stone disease
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Dr. Deepak Kumar
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Gurgaon
https://youtu.be/y57kr9cyaju
you can watch my video on Small stone in kidney
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