Kidney Stones Diet: A Kidney Doctor & Dietitian Answer Your Questions

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  • čas přidán 11. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 52

  • @NothingMaster
    @NothingMaster Před 2 lety +18

    Tea could potentially have a higher oxalate content and should generally be avoided by people with kidney stone problems. Drinking plenty of water + eating a low oxalate diet is probably the best option.

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      @thedouglaspodcast Před 2 lety +3

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    • @larrywuzhere3866
      @larrywuzhere3866 Před rokem +2

      Since my early 20s I’ve had chronic kidney stone formation/passing and just learned this year what foods were oxalate dense. I have eliminated them from my diet and have not formed or passed a stone since. GREAT ADVICE

    • @qasion
      @qasion Před rokem

      Not green tea.

  • @fusion-music
    @fusion-music Před měsícem

    Thanks for a very balanced presentation Q&A. So many people hate water and I found a way of enjoying it. I pour a litre, or fill a jug and let it stand a day. I drink it at room temperature and the chlorine has gases off by 24 hours. It feels smoother and I really enjoy it. Many thanks.

  • @misterj2207
    @misterj2207 Před 2 lety +10

    What about ACV) apple cider vinegar with lemon juice and hibiscus pills or hibiscus tea? It is helpful?

  • @marymcmullen5644
    @marymcmullen5644 Před rokem +9

    There is no way I can handle 3 letters of water a day. To me, there should be a difference between the size of people. Some say they drink a gallon per day. I weigh 113 lbs.

    • @CandycaneBeyond
      @CandycaneBeyond Před rokem +1

      I'm 5'2" 125. 2 liters is fine for me. I have to stop 2-3 hours before bed or I'm up all night peeing!

  • @timking2822
    @timking2822 Před rokem

    Thank you to you and Melanie. Great info that is not generally known apparently in the medical community.

  • @M_Baker9ersFan
    @M_Baker9ersFan Před rokem

    Thank you. Just passed my first stones in my 50s. Yikes!!! Never want those again

  • @monarchsoul
    @monarchsoul Před rokem +1

    Thank you, I have to be on a low oxalate diet since I can't pass stones naturally.

  • @daniellesaint-hilaire6515

    Thank you 🙏

  • @novelist99
    @novelist99 Před rokem +1

    I drink a gallon of liquid a day and still have about two calcium oxalate stones each year. I just got a 4 mm stone removed last week.

  • @christinefrier7888
    @christinefrier7888 Před 11 měsíci +1

    What about kale and collard greens for some of your calcium?

  • @JimBic72
    @JimBic72 Před 4 měsíci

    Any specific advice for Uric Acid stones? I pass stones multiple times a week, yes that often and they are confirmed to be Uric Acid Stones!

  • @qasion
    @qasion Před rokem +2

    3 Liters is over killing it. I drink 2 liters and urine is always almost white in color, light yellow.

  • @ellapenrapiti7596
    @ellapenrapiti7596 Před měsícem

    What about sea and Celtic salt instead of sodium chloride. We need iodine in our diet. Sea salt seems to be a good option.
    What about high dose vit D.

  • @sorayaneighbors9348
    @sorayaneighbors9348 Před 2 lety +3

    What about coconut water?

  • @edsteinmetz3328
    @edsteinmetz3328 Před rokem +1

    IF your urine citrate level was low 290 -- is it necessary to take Potassium Citrate ER to raise it or are there other ways to raise urine citrate level. above 450 mg/d ? In 6 months period had two surgeries each 2.5 hours long to remove a 6 and a 12.5 mm stone ( caOX stones ) . Told the surgeon we had to quit meeting like this-- his response with a smile to me -- " That is up to you " -- a Wow moment ! MY DAILY GOALS - FLUID 3 LITERS; SODIUM

  • @brendakane3888
    @brendakane3888 Před rokem

    Thanks so much! Great info!

  • @madurapeiris341
    @madurapeiris341 Před rokem

    Good Advice s

  • @karenreneelyles261
    @karenreneelyles261 Před rokem

    Is it ok to eat fermented foods? Does fermenting a food reduce its oxalate level?

  • @justcruisinmommom2964
    @justcruisinmommom2964 Před rokem +1

    I thought the high acid a.k.a. sparkling drinks cause more irritation. My husband is on a zero oxalate diet and after adding the sparkling waters he immediately felt kidney pain within a few hours

  • @ankitn5358
    @ankitn5358 Před rokem +1

    Hii!
    Very nice video
    I need some of your help in my diet plan..
    I am suffering from kidney stone of 7.5* 6 mm of size in urinary bladder.
    Doctors had told me that it will be removed from operation only.
    I just want to know can I take any of these juices on daily basis.
    1. Mosami juice
    2. Orange juice
    3. Pomegranate juice.
    Please reply
    Thanks a lot

    • @rianalouw340
      @rianalouw340 Před rokem +3

      Try lemon water, my urologist said i must drink it, it dissolves it.

  • @ma.shirleyrelente693
    @ma.shirleyrelente693 Před rokem +2

    How much water should drink of a Senior Citizen (65 y/o) who have a cortical cyst. Thank you in advance for your reply i really need an advice to heal my cortical cyst in kidney... please

  • @jenniferlast76
    @jenniferlast76 Před 9 měsíci

    Almond milk is not recommended for kidney stones?

  • @djfoo000
    @djfoo000 Před 2 lety

    what about protein sources? Plant vs Animal? White meat vs red meat? Any restrictions in that regard?

  • @vikkiprevette2934
    @vikkiprevette2934 Před rokem

    What about parathyroid and stone , oxalate control

  • @aleksandraposmetnaya3108

    She is talking about carbonated water I thought it’s a first thing to avoid because co2 can be factor of kidney stones Any ideas ?

    • @cherylwilliams4738
      @cherylwilliams4738 Před rokem

      I'm wondering the same. Especially curious about S. Pellegrino water?

  • @cherylwilliams4738
    @cherylwilliams4738 Před rokem

    What about S.Pellegrino mineral water?

  • @namrata2892
    @namrata2892 Před 2 lety +2

    Eat patthar chatta leaf every morning kidney stone will go in 7 days my experience ...I had 7mm

    • @mjm3003
      @mjm3003 Před 2 lety

      You ate it and then had to pass it or did it dissolve the stone?

    • @dianejones4276
      @dianejones4276 Před rokem +1

      My last stone was 14mm! What is the dosage for chanca piedra for stone dissolving?

  • @manishakarkithapa1714

    Ive nephrolithiasis 4.7mm in my graft kidney . LNNRT 2nd jan 2019. My RBC is penalty now . Abumin nil . Suggest me that i follow

  • @zanzabird7612
    @zanzabird7612 Před rokem

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    • @zanzabird7612
      @zanzabird7612 Před rokem +1

      Never mind, I googled your name and found it. Strange that I couldn't get in by inputting your website info.

  • @durveshmasurkar
    @durveshmasurkar Před 2 lety +2

    What her insta id? I just couldn't understand because of her low pitch while saying it.
    Can anyone help me please?

  • @TheVtpics
    @TheVtpics Před 7 měsíci

    Cardiac patients should avoid coconut and coconut milk unfortunately I love it but when I had a heart attack I learned to live without

  • @maryamjose7929
    @maryamjose7929 Před rokem +1

    Am so happy right now am Herpes negative thanks #drodukuhome🍃

  • @sharonjacobsbrown2770
    @sharonjacobsbrown2770 Před 3 lety

    Is the 24 hour test you refer to the same as a 24 hour StoneRisk Diagnostic Profile test? Is this the test that you go over in detail in your 6 week kidney stone class? Thanks.

    • @DonMayfield
      @DonMayfield Před 2 lety

      I have several 24 hour urine test.

  • @LindyLooo99
    @LindyLooo99 Před rokem

    I have a duel problem... AFIB and they recommend limiting your water... UGH... two conditions that work against each other..

  • @vikkiprevette2934
    @vikkiprevette2934 Před rokem

    Please get your pth/ calcium and vitamin d levels checked- you also flush out your electrolytes when drinking so much water…

  • @christineczyryca5820
    @christineczyryca5820 Před 2 lety

    You mean avoid PROCESSED salt

  • @sonerila6987
    @sonerila6987 Před 5 dny

    3 liters of water might help as long as you don't plan on leaving the house all day.

  • @photo80sjeff84
    @photo80sjeff84 Před 2 lety +2

    To those who don't like the taste of water and don't drink it. RIP