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The hospital found calcium oxalate crystals in my urine. what does this mean?
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Here's...: Incidentally seeing few calcium oxalate crystals in routine urinalysis isn't uncommon at all, largely this is considered as unremarkable with no clinical importance as long as being free from stone passage. So, it is a good practice always referring to individual medical background before jumping into the pit of unnecessary worry and anxiety. More? Ask a doctor.
Answered 9/25/2018
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They found in my urine test small amount of calcium oxalate found. is it normal?
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