Kidney stones are hard mineral deposits that can form in your kidneys due to an excess of calcium or other minerals, often leading to urinary problems. These stones, which can result from dehydration, eating habits, or genetic factors, can cause extraordinary pain, and they sometimes require emergency treatment.
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