Kidney Stones
For Patients
If you suspect you have stones, visit your primary care provider or urologist.
If you've been diagnosed with stones and would like to be seen in the Metabolic Stone Clinic, please call (608) 263-4757.
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Risk Tracker
Find out how your nutrition and environmental habits contribute to the risk of developing kidney stones.
The kidney stone program at University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics in Madison, Wisconsin was founded in 1995 to serve our patients with kidney stones and offers state-of-the-art therapy and prevention through our clinical and electronic services.We believe all kidney stone patients deserve top quality care and, more importantly, feasible and effective prevention of kidney stones.
About Kidney Stones
- What Are Kidney Stones?
- Types of Kidney Stones
- How Common Are Kidney Stones?
- How Do Kidney Stones Form?
- Symptoms
- Diagnosis
Causes
- Genetic Heritability
- Disease-Related Contributors
- Environmental Contributors
- Anatomical Abnormalities
- Medication Contributors
Treatments