Research on the increased incidence of kidney stones after RNY

if you make oxelate stones, the nephrologist I see says take 500 mgs of calcium citrate, as it binds it, making it less likely to make stones. So I take 500 mgs of calcium with each meal. So far so good, since we finally got piece to test.. and find out that I make oxelate stones, and the other thing he informed me was to limit my salt intake, as that also contributes to stones in general.

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Lora

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This is why I stopped eating most meat and what I do eat is lean poultry, I keep my protein grams to no more then 45, eat brown rice daily, avoid grains, avoid fats, chemicals and white carbs and I drink tons of lemon infused iced tea/water.  My weight/labs/health are all good.  

Hi Lora, do you have sources for this....it's great stuff and I wanted to share it, if it's okay, with my doc.

 

I have saved links for some of it... somewhere (not sure which computer I was using at the time).  I will see if I can dig them up, but it won't be until Monday.

 

sure, thats great, if you have time. thanks for your research

I have had chronic issues with uric acid stones and my urologist recommended that increasing water intake to 100oz. would greatly reduce the risk of recurrence.