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Kidney stones are caused due to mineral deposits in the kidneys. This is what leads to obstructions in their normal functioning.
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When the dehydration is extreme, then the kidneys start depositing minerals and salts.
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When the diet is deficient in essential nutrients, vitamins or minerals, then it can cause kidneys to develop stones.
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If you have diabetes, obesity or any other chronic health condition, then it can cause a proportionate effect on your kidney function.
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If the digestive system is altered and the intestines suffer to absorb the nutrients, then it can lead to impact on the kidneys.
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If you experience recurrent urinary tract infections, then your risk of kidney stones increases significantly.
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You can be genetically vulnerable to develop kidney stones if you have the genes that cause it.
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If you consume an excess of certain medications that deposit as oxalates in the kidneys, then stones can occur.
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