Abstract:Introduction
Excessive dietary sodium (Na) consumption is a major health care issue in the developed world and linked to many poor health outcomes. Elevated urinary Na may lead to hypercalciuria and an increase in urinary stone risk. Our study aimed to assess the impact of targeted dietary counseling, and its effect on normalizing urinary Na levels in hypercalciuric stone patients.
Methods
A retrospective analysis of a prospectively collected metabolic stone clinic database was performed. Patients with hyper… Show more
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