Computes kidney stone formation risk based on Uric Acid, Calcium, dietary habits, hydration, BMI, and family history. Identifies likely stone type (calcium oxalate, uric acid, struvite) and provides prevention guidance.
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๐ Normal Ranges
Urine Output Goal: >2L/day | Uric Acid: M <7.0 / F <6.0 mg/dL | Serum Calcium: 8.5โ10.5 mg/dL
๐ก What This Means
Kidney stones are crystal deposits formed from minerals in urine. 80% are calcium oxalate. Risk factors include dehydration, high-protein diet, elevated uric acid, and hypercalcaemia.
โ ๏ธ When to See a Doctor
Seek evaluation for any flank pain, haematuria, or suspected stone passage. Recurrent stones require 24-hour urine metabolic testing.