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Could kidney stones lead to high blood pressure?

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Kidney stones: While the kidneys do have a roll in regulating blood pressure, it is unlikely that the presence of non-obstructing stones in the kidney would increase blood pressure. The passage of stones into the ureter often results in excruciating pain, which in turn, can raise blood pressure.

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Kidney stones and BP: Are usually not directly related ----- Stones are formed from alterations in urine chemistry as urine is formed. Lack of citrate, excess calcium, excess oxalate, excess uric acid all contribute; if a stone causes pain, then hi BP can result;

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