Kidney stones are a common condition, causing discomfort in the intestine and sometimes resulting in complex issues if left untreated. Certain hard minerals and salt deposition in the kidneys will travel through the urinary tract, resulting in pain and potential blockages. One of the prevalent strategies used to avoid kidney stones is consuming more water. But how effectively does this work? Let’s dive into this blog to understand the link between hydration and kidney stone prevention, and also the effective treatment for kidney stones.

What are kidney stones?

A kidney stone is nothing but solid masses that develop when substances such as calcium, oxalate, and uric acid become concentrated in the urine. These substances will crystallize and form together resulting in stone formation. Also, the size of these stones varies from tiny grains to huge stones that are large enough to block the urinary tract, based on this your healthcare provider will suggest treatment for kidney stones.