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Kidney Stone Treatment at DR Care —
Effective care for pain,
urinary symptoms & stone prevention
Kidney stones can cause sudden, severe pain and disrupt your daily life. At DR Care, we provide comprehensive kidney stone care focused on accurate diagnosis, pain relief, safe stone management, and prevention of future stones.
- Accurate Diagnosis
- Pain Relief
- Safe Stone Management
- Kidney Protection
- Recurrent Stone Support
- Prevention & Follow-Up
- Personalised treatment plans
- Comfortable, confidential consultations
- Easy appointment booking
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— Understanding the condition —
What are kidney stones?
Kidney stones are hard deposits made of minerals and salts that form inside the kidneys. They can vary in size—from tiny grains to larger stones—and may remain in the kidney or travel through the urinary tract, causing pain and blockage.
Our team assesses the size, location, and type of stone along with your overall kidney health to create a personalised treatment plan.
“You may have a kidney stone if you experience sharp pain in the back, side, lower abdomen, or groin, or notice blood in your urine.”
— Know the symptoms —
Common symptoms of kidney stones
Symptoms often depend on the stone’s size and location. If any of these feel familiar, it is worth getting checked.
Severe, cramping pain
Pain in the back, side, lower abdomen, or groin.
Pain in waves
Pain that comes in waves and changes in intensity.
Pain while urinating
Burning or discomfort when passing urine.
Blood in urine
Urine that may look pink, red, or brown.
Frequent urge to urinate
Needing to pass urine more often than usual.
Nausea or vomiting
Feeling sick, often alongside severe pain.
Cloudy or foul-smelling urine
Changes in the colour or smell of your urine.
Fever or chills
May indicate infection — seek care promptly.
— What causes kidney stones? —
Common risk factors
Kidney stones form when substances such as calcium, oxalate, uric acid, or cystine become concentrated in the urine. Dehydration, diet, and certain medical conditions can increase the risk.
Not Drinking Enough Water
Low fluid intake makes urine more concentrated.
Sweating & Dehydration
Excessive sweating or frequent dehydration.
Diet High in Salt, Sugar or Protein
A diet high in salt, sugar, or animal protein.
Family or Personal History
A family history of kidney stones, or previous stones.
Obesity & Metabolic Conditions
Excess weight and metabolic conditions raise the risk.
Digestive or Kidney Diseases
Certain digestive or kidney conditions.
Medications & Supplements
Some medications and supplements.
Recurrent UTIs
Repeated urinary tract infections.
— Our approach to kidney stone care —
Relieve pain, protect your kidneys
Our goal is to relieve pain, help manage the stone safely, protect kidney function, and reduce the chance of recurrence.
1. Detailed Consultation
Your symptoms, hydration habits, diet, previous stones, and any urinary or kidney conditions.
2. Personalised Treatment Plan
Based on stone size, location and symptoms. Small stones may pass naturally with fluids and supportive care.
3. Stone Removal & Advanced Care
If a stone is too large to pass, or causes blockage, infection or severe symptoms, procedures to break or remove it may be recommended.
4. Prevention & Follow-Up
Identifying the likely stone type, with personalised hydration, diet and follow-up testing to reduce future risk.
— Why choose DR Care —
Kidney care that puts you first
Thorough, personalised care for relief today and fewer stones tomorrow.
Comprehensive Evaluation
A full review of your symptoms and risk factors.
Personalised Treatment Plans
Based on stone size, type, and location.
Pain Relief & Kidney Protection
Care focused on easing pain and protecting kidney function.
Hydration & Prevention Diets
Guidance on hydration and stone-prevention diets.
Recurrent & Complex Stones
Support for recurring stones, with regular kidney health follow-up.
Confidential Care, Easy Booking
Comfortable, private consultations, booked easily by call, WhatsApp or form.
DR Care
Personalised Kidney & Urinary Care
When to see a doctor —
When should you seek care?
- Sharp pain in the back, side, lower abdomen, or groin
- Blood in your urine
- Pain or burning while urinating
- A history of kidney stones that keep coming back
- Don't wait for the pain to become unbearable — early care helps protect your kidneys.
- Severe pain with high temperature, fever, chills, or feeling hot and shivery — these may signal infection.
- Persistent vomiting, inability to pass urine, visible blood in urine, worsening pain, or signs of kidney infection.
— Diagnosis & symptom relief —
How are kidney stones diagnosed?
Accurate diagnosis helps determine the right treatment approach. Healthcare professionals typically use medical history, physical examination, urine tests, blood tests, and imaging.
What evaluation may include
Detailed assessment
Of your pain, urinary symptoms, and medical history.
Urine test
To check for blood, infection, or crystals.
Blood tests
To assess kidney function and mineral levels.
Ultrasound or CT scan
To identify the stone's size and location.
Stone analysis
If a stone is passed or removed, to guide prevention.
Pain & symptom management
Pain relief guidance
Kidney stone pain can be intense — we guide you on appropriate relief.
Hydration support
Increased fluids can help small stones pass naturally.
Nausea management
Guidance to ease nausea and vomiting.
Monitoring urinary symptoms
Tracking your symptoms and watching for signs of blockage or infection.
Advanced care when needed
Referral for procedures if a stone is too large to pass.
— Take the first step —
Take the first step toward kidney health
You do not have to wait for kidney stone pain to become unbearable. At DR Care, our team is here to help diagnose your condition, relieve discomfort, and create a personalised plan to prevent future stones.
— Patient stories —
Happy Patients
Water first
The simplest, most effective habit for stone prevention
Hydration & diet tips —
Tips to prevent kidney stones
Drinking enough fluids—mainly water—is one of the most important ways to prevent kidney stones. It keeps urine diluted and makes it harder for minerals to clump together into stones.
Dietary needs differ by stone type. Avoid making major dietary changes without professional guidance — we’ll help you build a plan that fits your stone type and lifestyle.
01
Drink adequate water
Sip water steadily through the day so your urine stays light and diluted.
02
Limit salty & processed foods
Extra salt raises calcium in the urine — go easy on pickles, chips and packaged foods.
03
Cut excess sugar
Reduce sweets and sugary drinks like sodas and packaged juices.
04
Avoid dehydration
Drink more in hot weather, during exercise, and when you're unwell.
05
Get calcium from food
A balanced diet with appropriate calcium from food — don't cut it out on your own.
06
Watch high-oxalate foods
Limit spinach, beets, nuts and chocolate if advised for oxalate stones.
07
Moderate animal protein
Keep meat, fish and eggs in balanced portions to lower stone risk.
08
Follow a personalised plan
Your diet plan should be based on your stone type and follow-up tests.
— Questions patients usually ask —
Common concerns, honest answers
Kidney stones are hard deposits of minerals and salts. They form when substances such as calcium, oxalate, uric acid, or cystine become concentrated in the urine.
Usually a severe, cramping pain in the back, side, lower abdomen, or groin that comes in waves and changes in intensity. It may come with pain while urinating, blood in the urine, or nausea.
Small stones may pass naturally with increased fluids and supportive care. Larger stones, or stones causing blockage or infection, may need medication or a procedure to break or remove them.
Usually a urine test, blood tests to check kidney function and mineral levels, and an ultrasound or CT scan to find the stone’s size and location. Stone analysis helps guide prevention.
Drinking enough water is one of the most important steps. Limiting salt, sugar and excess animal protein also helps, along with a personalised diet based on your stone type and regular follow-up.
Not necessarily. A balanced diet with appropriate calcium from food is usually advised. Dietary needs differ by stone type, so avoid major changes without professional guidance.
We assess your symptoms, hydration habits, diet, previous stone history, and any urinary or kidney conditions to understand your risk and plan the right next steps.
Seek urgent care for severe pain with fever, chills or feeling hot and shivery, persistent vomiting, inability to pass urine, worsening pain, or signs of kidney infection.
— Inside our clinic —
A space designed for your comfort
Clean, calm and private, so every consultation feels comfortable and confidential.
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