- Calcium oxalate: This type of kidney stone is created when calcium combines with oxalate in the urine. Inadequate calcium and fluid intake. Some other conditions contribute to the formation of calcium oxalate stones.
- Uric acid: This is also a very common type of kidney stone. These are made up of high concentrations of food like organ meats. Organ meat has a natural chemical compound known as purines. The intake of high purines may lead to a higher production of monosodium urate, and this forms stones.
- Struvite: These stones are caused by infections in the upper urinary tract, and they are not common.
- Cystine: These stones can reoccur, and they are rare and run in families.
- You feel severe pain under the ribs
- Pain in lower abdomen and groins
- Pain in waves and fluctuating intensity
- Burning sensation and pain while urinating.
- Your urine is pink, red and brown colored
- Foul smells come from the urine
- The patient urinates in small amounts
- Feel nausea and vomiting
- If there is any infection, then the patient feels a fever