- Eating a high amount of proteins
- A lot of vitamin D
- Not taking enough fluids
- Having a metabolic disorder
- Having inflammatory bowel disease
Factors Are As Follows:-
Size
Size is the major factor that determines whether the stone passes naturally or not. If the stones are smaller than 4mm, then there are 80% chances that they can pass naturally. They take on average 31 days to pass. Large stones greater than 4 to 6 mm need some medical treatment, but 60% can pass naturally within 45 days. Stones that are greater than 6 mm need medical support to remove. There are chances of 20 % chances that they can pass naturally. The stones of this size take years to pass naturally with the medicines.Location
Along with the size, location is also a factor that makes a difference. Stones that are at the end of the ureter are closer and attach to the bladder rather than to the end attached to the kidney, and are likely to pass by themselves. According to research, 80% of these stones pass naturally by themselves. For the stone at the end of the ureter closer to the kidney, 50 % stones pass without any medical treatment.Tips To Make The Process Faster
- The best home remedy that helps to pass kidney stones is to take enough fluids, especially citrus juices and plain water. The more fluid causes more to urinate, which helps to pass the stone and prevent its growth. So aim to drink 2 to 3 litres of water per day.
- Small stones get passed on their own. So take the steps that prevent the growth of the stones. This includes having a diet that contains low amounts of salt, protein, and calcium.
- Consult with the doctor who guides you about the proper diet that helps to pass the stones naturally.
- The process of passing the kidney stone is painful. Taking the medicines will not speed up the process, but it helps you to feel comfortable while passing the stone. A heating pad can also give you some help.
- If you have a fever or nausea, then seek medical care on an immediate basis.
- An infected kidney stone requires surgical treatment. If you are noticing the signs of infection, then visit the hospital on a priority basis.