Will the kidney stones come back?

Condition analysis:
About half of patients develop another stone within 10 years. Certain dietary habits may reduce the risk of recurrent stone formation including consuming a lot of fluids and citrus fruit, having one dairy product serving with each meal, and limiting the intake of animal protein, sodium and oxalate.

Other medical conditions may be associated with kidney stone formation, including bowel disease, Gout, Diabetes mellitus, spinal cord injury, Hypertension (High Blood Pressure), hyperparathyroidism and obesity. Patients can be evaluated with blood and urine tests to identify metabolic abnormalities that predispose them to Kidney Stones formation. These abnormalities can usually be improved or corrected with dietary modifications and the administration of certain medications. 

Instructions:
Treatment for kidney stones: There are different ways to identify a stone inside the kidney. These stones can be diagnosed by physically checking the groin area. It is recommended to go for a urine test so that the blood levels in urine can be determined. If there are any other complications involved, they can be identified during the blood test. A home remedy can easily resolve this issue. Else, it is recommended to contact a doctor who can start hydration and anti inflammatory treatment. Shockwave treatment, lithotripsy, is one method wherein these stones are broken into smaller pieces for an easy exit. The last stage involves removing those stones using surgical procedures.