The following are some of thing steps to be taken as follow up after having a kidney stone
Evaluation of stone composition, 24-hour urine collection, and blood serum collection are very helpful in deciding which treatments are needed to decrease the chances of a relapse or recurrent episodes.
A cause may be identified in 90% of cases in this manner.
For people with calcium stones, beginning effective treatment has been demonstrated to decrease 85% of relapses.
Neutral phosphates, potassium citrate, and magnesium salts supplements have been helpful depending on the cause of the stone formation. Studies involving lemonade (as a source of citrate) have suggested a benefit for certain people.
Medications may be given that are specific to the cause of your stones and adjust the solution of your urine:
