Kidney stones affect many, causing sudden pain and requiring careful management. While home remedies like hydration and lemon water aid in prevention, they often fall short for existing stones. Medical treatments, including medication and minimally invasive procedures, offer effective solutions. A balanced approach combining lifestyle changes with professional medical care is crucial for both treatment and long-term kidney health.
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