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What causes kidney stones? 7 risk factors you should know
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People who have had kidney stones more than once may benefit from medical investigations, including urine or blood tests and analysis of a passed stone, to help identify the underlying cause.
Although not drinking enough water can increase the risk, kidney stones can also develop because of certain medical conditions, inherited factors, dietary habits and medicines.
Too much salt can be harmful [TimesofIndia] A high-sodium diet can increase the risk of certain kidney stones, particularly calcium-based stones.
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