Ask your doctor to identify your particular kind. It is important to know which particular type you have had, so you can work on specific ways to prevent it from recurring. Ensure your doctor checks your parathyroid to rule it out as a factor in the formation of kidney stones.  Calcium stones are caused by unused calcium not flushed out in urine and is collected in the kidneys. They then combine with other waste material to form stones. The most typical and overall most common kind of calcium stone is calcium oxalate. Calcium phosphate stones are not as common, but they are more problematic because they tend to be both larger and harder, making them more difficult to treat. Struvite stones can form after a urinary infection. They are made of magnesium and ammonia. Uric acid stones are caused by having too much acid in the body. Cutting back on meat in your diet will help stop the formation of uric acid stones. Symptoms are often associated with gout, and are treated with similar remedies for gout. The formation of cystine stones is not common and tends to runs in families. Cystine is an amino acid, and certain people inherit large amounts of it. Because you have had a kidney stone in the past, you are at a higher risk for recurrence. See if there are risk factors you may not be aware of. Download the following app to assess your risk (http://www.qxmd.com/calculate-online/nephrology/recurrence-of-kidney-stone-roks). You should talk to you doctor more about your risk factors. Your doctor can help you develop a plan to reduce your risk of more kidney stones, depending on the type of kidney stone you passed and your age, gender, and family medical history. Most will include dietary changes, an increase in intake of liquid, and in very specific cases, medication or even surgery.

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