stone recurrence

Stone recurrence refers to the situation where kidney stones, after being treated or passing on their own, form again in the urinary system. This happens because certain conditions, like high mineral levels in urine, dehydration, or metabolic factors, create an environment that promotes stone formation. Factors such as diet, fluid intake, and genetics can influence recurrence risk. Preventing recurrence often involves lifestyle changes, such as drinking more water and following dietary recommendations, and sometimes medication to address underlying causes. Regular follow-up with healthcare providers helps monitor and reduce the chance of stones returning.