How long can you have kidney stones?
My cousin has been suffering from kidney stones for a few months now, and it seems like they're not going away easily. How long can a person actually have kidney stones before they need to be removed or passed?
My cousin has been suffering from kidney stones for a few months now, and it seems like they're not going away easily. How long can a person actually have kidney stones before they need to be removed or passed?
Kidney stones can sit in your kidney for months or even years without you noticing anything. But once they start moving into the urinary tract, the pain is unbearable and will disrupt your work completely. Don't wait for a crisis; get an ultrasound done if you have chronic back aches and drink plenty of water.
I love my extra salty snacks and junk food, but they are a fast track to forming kidney stones that can sit inside you for years. Once they start acting up, say goodbye to delicious meals because the pain is no joke. Drink lots of water guys, especially if you eat out a lot.
Stones can stay in your kidneys for years if they are silent, but your diet plays a huge role in their growth. Be careful with foods high in oxalates, like spinach and tomatoes, if you are prone to calcium oxalate stones. Keep your daily water intake high to prevent them from staying too long.
Since I have thyroid issues, I am always careful about mineral levels in my body, which can sometimes relate to kidney stones. These stones can remain silent for many months before showing symptoms. Regular abdominal scans and urine tests during your checkups can help track them.
Dealing with PCOS has made me very cautious about abdominal discomfort. Kidney stones can linger silently for a long time, sometimes months, before causing that sharp side pain. If you feel any unusual back or groin pain, please get it checked by a doctor instead of guessing.
My family always recommends drinking tender coconut water and barley water daily to flush out stones, which is very helpful. But remember, large stones can stay in the kidney for years and won't go away with home remedies alone. Always consult a urologist to see if medical intervention is needed.
Find out what is happening in the body during long periods of food absence, what starvation causes and it...
Wondering how long you should wait for brushing after eating? Discover the safest time to brush after mea...
How long do dissolvable stitches take to dissolve? Whether you've had surgery, a tooth extraction, childb...
How long until a tooth infection kills you? Learn the warning signs, infection timeline, complications, t...
In my experience helping out on this platform, I have seen people carry small silent stones for several years without any pain. However, they can grow over time and eventually cause blockage or infection. If you have been diagnosed, keep getting regular checks to monitor their size.
I have had a couple of kidney stones in my lifetime, and some of them stayed there for over two years without causing any trouble. Eventually, they either pass on their own with lots of fluids or require a small doctor's procedure. Don't worry too much, just follow your doctor's advice and stay hydrated.
Get the Zerunio health brief
Evidence-based health, reviewed by clinicians. Free, weekly.
Enter your phone number – we’ll text you a one-time code.