Question 1

can kidney stones cause a women to.have period early?

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No association: No apparent association between kidney stones and periods.

Question 2

what causes pain at pee hole more pain when i pee im a woman age 46 i get kidney stones 
my kidney on my right side works at 30 percent my left at 70?

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Infection or stones: Urinary tract infection and stone or passing stone can cause pain on urination. Get evaluated.

Question 3

what is the cause of kidney stones?

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Many causes: In women the most common cause is not drinking enough water. In men, the most common is too much calcium in the urine and there are several causes for this. Find an expert in the metabolic evaluation of kidney stones, usually an endocrinologist, or go to a major medical center with a stone clinic. We can prevent over 90% of recurrences with proper evaluation and treatment of the underlying cause.

Question 4

what are the symptoms of kidney stones in women that hurt?

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Flank, back, groin p: Flank, back groin pain, nausea, vomiting, fever, urinary discomfort.

Question 5

what is associated with symptoms for kidney stones in women?

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Pregnancy, : Pregnancy, big fibroid, big ovarian tumor.

Question 6

what causes a black kidney stone?

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Black kidney stone: The only sure way to tell what a kidney stone is made of is to send it off to a lab for analysis. Once it is complete, you will have a non-speculative answer to your question.

Question 7

what are the causes of frequent kidney stone?

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Yes: There can be a myriad of reasons a person produces kidney stones.  Dietary factors and hydration play a role, but in most case, there is some metabolic predisposition.  Having a family member who had kidney stones increases one's risk of having stones as well.  A work-up to determine the cause of stones is warranted if you have had more than one episode.  See your urologist.

Question 8

what causes kidney stones?

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Most just happen: Known causes are not drinking plenty of water, too much milk / antacids (rare), kidney infections (proteus bacteria), vitamin d abuse, some genetic tendencies to absorb too much calcium, and more.  Your physician will check you for gout, cystinuria, and hyperparathyroidism.

Question 9

do beets cause kidney stones?

Accepted Answer

Possibly: If you have a tendency to form oxalate stones then food rich in oxalates like beets could contribute to stone formation.

Question 10

what causes black kidney stones?

Accepted Answer

Kidney stones: Never heard that kidney stones would be classified by their color. More explanation from you would be helpful.

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