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What Leads To Kidney Stone Formation?

My husband has been diagnosed with kidney stones this past week and passed three of them. He normally drinks a great amount of water/ice tea and juice per day- 8-10 glasses. He is still having pain. He has a hernia from lifting a/c units for about 2 years now, does that have anything to do with it? Also, he smokes pot once in a while not regularly, would that contribute to the formation of the kidney stones?
Mon, 21 Dec 2015
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Hello
Thanks for query .

Your father has been detected to have stones in the kidney and Inguinal Hernia .

At the outset I would state that the stones he had in kidney are not due to inguinal hernia .

Kidney stones are usually formed due following many reasons
1) UTI
2) Metabolic disorders of Calcium .phosphate and Oxalates
3) Concentrated urine due to Drinking less water .
4) Hereditary factors
5) High atmoshpheric temperature (Hot Climate )
6) Obstructed urine flow .

Dr.Patil.
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What Leads To Kidney Stone Formation?

Hello Thanks for query . Your father has been detected to have stones in the kidney and Inguinal Hernia . At the outset I would state that the stones he had in kidney are not due to inguinal hernia . Kidney stones are usually formed due following many reasons 1) UTI 2) Metabolic disorders of Calcium .phosphate and Oxalates 3) Concentrated urine due to Drinking less water . 4) Hereditary factors 5) High atmoshpheric temperature (Hot Climate ) 6) Obstructed urine flow . Dr.Patil.