Welcome back to our monthly letters column. The calendar has finally caught up with the weather, and summer is in full swing. --A recent column about kidney stones, the pebblelike objects that can ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Passing a kidney stone is often described as one of the most painful experiences a person can have—some have even compared it to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Have you had your water today? Well, you should, because your kidneys need it. About 10% of people will get kidney stones at some ...

Soreness after passing a kidney stone can be caused by irritation from the stone itself, an infection, another stone, or an unrelated health issue. Discomfort is often due to a buildup of scar tissue ...

Many people skip calcium supplements fearing kidney stones. Urologist Dr Pradeep Prakash explains whether this concern is ...

What you see is an indicator of your risk for kidney stones. And it’s the summer heat that can bring on the trouble. Every ...

Dr Pankaj Panwar explains why cases of kidney stones are rising in India. Here are the factors behind it and how to minimise ...

Summer dehydration increases kidney stone risk. Watch for back pain, blood in urine, burning urination, fever, and seek ...

Kidney stones are painful once the symptoms become apparent. Dr Sarbjit Mohapatra shares warning signs to look out for, and preventive steps to follows.

Kidney stones are often removed via an endoscopic procedure. If a stone is too large, the urologists break it into pieces using a laser. The larger pieces can be removed with a grasping instrument, ...

Have you had your water today? Well, you should, because your kidneys need it. About 10% of people will get kidney stones at some point in their lives. More than half a million people every year are ...