Many people suffer from the painful condition of oxalate crystals in urine, also known as kidney stones or calculus of kidney. These stones are painful and potentially dangerous, especially if they are too large to pass naturally. Stones may also move from the kidneys to other areas such as the ureter. If you’ve been diagnosed

Calcium oxalate stones can be one of the most frustrating conditions to deal with. Some people may be able to deal with the stones by drinking more water and making changes to their diet. But what do you do if your case is stubborn and keeps coming back or doesn’t go away with the changes