Kidney Stones

[LindseyRose]

Thanks for the responses!

I'm glad to know that the HS may not be the reason. I really like the results I get when I use it and didn't want to have to stop.

Lightnlife what you said makes sense. I had just finished a round of IV meds when I got these last 2 stones. And to be honest, I'm not very good at taking my vitamins <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">

 

[LindseyRose]

Thanks for the responses!

I'm glad to know that the HS may not be the reason. I really like the results I get when I use it and didn't want to have to stop.

Lightnlife what you said makes sense. I had just finished a round of IV meds when I got these last 2 stones. And to be honest, I'm not very good at taking my vitamins <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">

 

[LindseyRose]

Thanks for the responses!

I'm glad to know that the HS may not be the reason. I really like the results I get when I use it and didn't want to have to stop.

Lightnlife what you said makes sense. I had just finished a round of IV meds when I got these last 2 stones. And to be honest, I'm not very good at taking my vitamins <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">

 

[LindseyRose]

Thanks for the responses!

I'm glad to know that the HS may not be the reason. I really like the results I get when I use it and didn't want to have to stop.

Lightnlife what you said makes sense. I had just finished a round of IV meds when I got these last 2 stones. And to be honest, I'm not very good at taking my vitamins <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">

 

[LindseyRose]

Thanks for the responses!

I'm glad to know that the HS may not be the reason. I really like the results I get when I use it and didn't want to have to stop.

Lightnlife what you said makes sense. I had just finished a round of IV meds when I got these last 2 stones. And to be honest, I'm not very good at taking my vitamins <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">

 

[DarbSkull]

I know dehydration can contribute to kidney stones. One of my best friends used to be a cook in a restaurant and he got stones because he didn't drink enough water while he was working. Of course with CF we are at risk of dehydration any time we sweat, so I would guess by extension we could get kidney stones from dehydration as well. Are you careful to rehydrate when you work out or work outside? Water doesn't do it for me, I need the electrolytes and sodium in Gatorade any time I work up a decent sweat.

 

[DarbSkull]

I know dehydration can contribute to kidney stones. One of my best friends used to be a cook in a restaurant and he got stones because he didn't drink enough water while he was working. Of course with CF we are at risk of dehydration any time we sweat, so I would guess by extension we could get kidney stones from dehydration as well. Are you careful to rehydrate when you work out or work outside? Water doesn't do it for me, I need the electrolytes and sodium in Gatorade any time I work up a decent sweat.

 

[DarbSkull]

I know dehydration can contribute to kidney stones. One of my best friends used to be a cook in a restaurant and he got stones because he didn't drink enough water while he was working. Of course with CF we are at risk of dehydration any time we sweat, so I would guess by extension we could get kidney stones from dehydration as well. Are you careful to rehydrate when you work out or work outside? Water doesn't do it for me, I need the electrolytes and sodium in Gatorade any time I work up a decent sweat.

 

[DarbSkull]

I know dehydration can contribute to kidney stones. One of my best friends used to be a cook in a restaurant and he got stones because he didn't drink enough water while he was working. Of course with CF we are at risk of dehydration any time we sweat, so I would guess by extension we could get kidney stones from dehydration as well. Are you careful to rehydrate when you work out or work outside? Water doesn't do it for me, I need the electrolytes and sodium in Gatorade any time I work up a decent sweat.

 

[DarbSkull]

I know dehydration can contribute to kidney stones. One of my best friends used to be a cook in a restaurant and he got stones because he didn't drink enough water while he was working. Of course with CF we are at risk of dehydration any time we sweat, so I would guess by extension we could get kidney stones from dehydration as well. Are you careful to rehydrate when you work out or work outside? Water doesn't do it for me, I need the electrolytes and sodium in Gatorade any time I work up a decent sweat.