Piss through a screen so if you pass the stone they can test it. What kind it is will determine what's best for you to do in preventing them in the future. Lots of water is almost always helpful. Many people also SWEAR by apple cider vinegar to get them to break up and pass better (and to prevent future ones). Not the shit you'd by in the supermarket though. Get it from a health food store. It's a specific kind that they carry. They will know what you need.
Wish you the best of luck. I've never had one but my wife has had them on and off for years. Not fun. Don't be surprised if it doesn't pass either, and then the pain goes away. That happens with her all the time. She takes a vicodin, goes to sleep and the next day she's fine. 3 months later it's back.
Take care man.
Wish you the best of luck. I've never had one but my wife has had them on and off for years. Not fun. Don't be surprised if it doesn't pass either, and then the pain goes away. That happens with her all the time. She takes a vicodin, goes to sleep and the next day she's fine. 3 months later it's back.
Take care man.
<section class="section"> [h=2]Juices That Flush[/h] Drinking lots of water during a kidney flush is essential for diluting and flushing out any toxins that are released. Fruits and natural juices high in vitamin C include lemon, grapefruit, orange, cranberry and apple. Vitamin C not only dissolves some types of stones, but is a powerful antioxidant and good antimicrobial. Grape and carrot juices are also high in citrates, which inhibit uric acid buildup and stop calcium salts from forming, according to “Nutritional Sciences” by Michelle McGuire. Watermelon, celery and cucumber can be eaten or juiced and all have mild diuretic properties, which increases your rate of urination and contributes to flushing out your kidneys. Wheatgrass juice is an excellent source of B vitamins and magnesium. Raw parsley also supports kidney health because of its antimicrobial and antioxidant properties, as do Uva ursi, dandelion and ginger.
</section> <section class="section"> [h=2]Recommendations[/h] The key to any good kidney flush is consuming lots of liquids for between three and five days. Distilled water is beneficial for attracting excess minerals from your kidneys, although drinking it daily for hydration can deplete your bones of needed minerals. Eating raw fruits and vegetables is beneficial, but drinking their juices is more appropriate for a flush. Juices high in vitamin C, citric acid, B vitamins and magnesium help dissolve mineral deposits and stones. Reducing or eliminating animal protein, especially red meat, from your diet during your flush reduces stress on your kidneys. Talk to a health professional experienced with kidney flushes before you embark on one.
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</section> <section class="section"> [h=2]Recommendations[/h] The key to any good kidney flush is consuming lots of liquids for between three and five days. Distilled water is beneficial for attracting excess minerals from your kidneys, although drinking it daily for hydration can deplete your bones of needed minerals. Eating raw fruits and vegetables is beneficial, but drinking their juices is more appropriate for a flush. Juices high in vitamin C, citric acid, B vitamins and magnesium help dissolve mineral deposits and stones. Reducing or eliminating animal protein, especially red meat, from your diet during your flush reduces stress on your kidneys. Talk to a health professional experienced with kidney flushes before you embark on one.
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