Diet After Rirs - What Diet To Follow After Rirs (Kidney Stone

Diet after RIRS

Asked for Male, 26 Years

What diet to follow after RIRS (kidney stone removing surgery) ? Provided I don't know the type of the stone I was having.

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Dr. Mahendra Sharma

Urologist 19 yrs exp Delhi

Normal diet, plenty of fluids and can reduce oxalate containing food. That’s it

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