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Do carbonated beverages make you have kidney stones?
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Should not: Carnated beverages containing lots of sodium increase risk of developing kidney stones in subjects with hypercalcuria (put out too much calcium in their urin) otherwise no reason for carponated drinks to cause kidney stones.
Answered 4/7/2019
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