1. What is Kidney stone (Renal Stone)

Renal stones (kidney stones) are hard deposits made of minerals and salts that form inside the kidneys or urinary tract. They can vary in size from tiny grains to larger stones that block urine flow, causing severe pain.

2. Types of Renal Stone (Rental Stone)

• Calcium Stones – The most common type, made of calcium oxalate or phosphate.
• Uric Acid Stones – Formed due to high uric acid levels in urine.
• Struvite Stones – Associated with urinary tract infections (UTIs).
• Cystine Stones – Rare, due to genetic disorders causing cystine buildup.

3. Causes of Kidney stone (Renal Stone)

• Dehydration – Low fluid intake leading to concentrated urine.
• Dietary Factors – Excess salt, oxalate-rich foods, animal protein.
• Genetic Predisposition – Family history of kidney stones.
• Recurrent Infections – Increase risk of stone formation.
• Metabolic Disorders – Gout, hyperparathyroidism, obesity.
• Sedentary Lifestyle – Reduced kidney flushing function.

4. Homeopathy Treatment of Kidney stone at Roshan Homoeo Clinic

At Roshan Homoeo Clinic, we provide natural, non-invasive care for renal stones by:

• Reducing pain and discomfort during stone passage.
• Helping dissolve small and medium-sized stones naturally.
• Preventing recurrence by addressing the root cause.
• Treating associated symptoms like burning urination, nausea, and backache.
• Improving kidney health and maintaining urinary balance.

Homeopathy provides safe alternatives to surgery in many cases and reduces dependency on painkillers.

5. Diet & Lifestyle Recommendations

• Hydration: Drink 8–10 glasses of water daily to flush the kidneys.
• Citrus Fruits: Lemon, orange, and amla help reduce stone formation.
• Balanced Diet: Include fiber-rich foods, fruits, and vegetables.
• Avoid Excess Salt & Protein: Reduce red meat and high-sodium foods.
• Limit Oxalate Foods: Spinach, beets, nuts, and chocolate (if prone to calcium oxalate stones).
  
• Stay Active: Physical activity helps maintain kidney function.