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Dr. Sumit Urologist Dr. Sumit is a renowned Urologist, Andrologist and Kidney Transplant Surgeon based out of Gurgaon

09/10/2026

Kidney Donate करने के बाद कितने दिन में Recovery होती है?

08/10/2026

Kidney Donation कितना Safe है?

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29/09/2026

Thinking about donating one of your kidneys? Before donation, your own health and long-term safety come first.

When someone voluntarily comes forward as a potential living kidney donor, doctors perform a comprehensive series of tests.

The evaluation has two important goals:

1️⃣ Is the person medically fit to donate a kidney?

2️⃣ Can they continue to maintain good health and quality of life with one kidney in the long term?

Kidney donation is not simply about whether someone can donate. The transplant team must carefully evaluate whether donation is appropriate and safe for that individual.

If you are considering living kidney donation, discuss the process, evaluation, potential risks and long-term follow-up with your transplant team.

A donor’s health matters just as much as the recipient’s treatment.

Dr. Sumit Sharma | Urologist

23/09/2026

Magnesium ammonium phosphate stones, commonly known as struvite stones, are strongly associated with certain urinary tract infections.
In these cases, treating the stone alone may not be enough.
🔹 Get the appropriate urine testing to look for infection.
🔹 If an infection is confirmed, complete the prescribed treatment.
🔹 When removing the stone, it is important to aim for complete stone clearance, because residual fragments can provide a site for further stone growth.
🔹 The underlying infection also needs appropriate management.

👉 If you've been diagnosed with a struvite/infection stone, don't ignore the underlying cause.
Save this reel and share it with someone who has recurrent kidney stones or urinary infections.

👨‍⚕️ Dr Sumit Sharma

23/09/2026

Uric acid stones form when blood uric acid is high or urine excretion is high. Get blood + 24-hr urine test. Avoid dates, tomatoes, seeds & non-veg. Orange, mausambi & lemon juice help dissolve them. Special syrups + tablets can completely melt even 2–2.5 cm stones inside the kidney in 3 months. Watch till end.

— Dr Sumit Sharma, Urologist

23/09/2026

Not all kidney stones are the same—and the type of stone can give important clues about what’s happening inside your body.

If you develop a calcium phosphate kidney stone, it may sometimes be associated with an underlying metabolic abnormality, including hyperparathyroidism.

That’s why simply treating the stone may not be enough.

Depending on your clinical history, your doctor may recommend investigating the underlying cause, including checking parathyroid hormone (PTH) levels and other relevant tests.

And there’s another important point: calcium phosphate stones can behave differently from other kidney stones, so treatment needs to be planned according to the stone type and individual condition.

Dr Sumit Sharma explains why identifying the type of kidney stone can be an important part of preventing future stones.

👉 Know your stone composition.
👉 Ask your urologist whether metabolic evaluation is needed.
👉 Save this reel if you have a history of recurrent kidney stones.

23/09/2026

Most common stone in North India = Calcium Oxalate. Caused by high oxalate, low citrate or high calcium in urine. Must do 24-hr urine test + PTH hormone test. Cut cashews, spinach, seed veggies, tea, coffee & cola. Milk is fine — drink it with food.

— Dr Sumit Sharma

22/09/2026

Not all kidney stones are the same! And the type of stone you have can give important clues about WHY it formed.

The most commonly encountered stones include calcium oxalate stones, calcium phosphate stones and uric acid stones. There are also less common stone types and infection-related stones.

🔹 Calcium oxalate stones may be associated with factors such as urinary oxalate, calcium or citrate levels.

🔹 Calcium phosphate stones can sometimes be associated with metabolic conditions such as hyperparathyroidism.

🔹 Uric acid stones may be associated with increased uric acid levels and certain urinary factors.

🔹 Struvite/infection stones are associated with certain urinary tract infections and require appropriate infection management.

That’s why stone analysis matters. Knowing the composition can help your urologist decide what further evaluation may be needed and how to approach prevention.

👉 Don’t just remove the stone. Understand what type of stone you formed.

Dr. Sumit Sharma | Urologist

Save this reel if you or someone in your family has recurrent kidney stones.

22/09/2026

Kidney stone nikal gaya… kya treatment khatam? ❌ Not necessarily!

Agar kidney stone surgery ya medicine ke through nikal gaya hai, the next step is understanding WHY the stone formed—and how you may reduce the risk of recurrence.

🪨 If the removed stone is available, stone analysis can help identify its composition.

One advanced method is FTIR (Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy), which can provide detailed information about the components present in a kidney stone.

This report can act like a “blueprint” for your urologist to understand the stone and plan appropriate preventive measures.

👉 Stone removal is one step. Preventing recurrence starts with understanding your stone.

If you have a kidney stone analysis report, discuss it with your urologist to understand what it means for you.

Dr. Sumit Sharma | Urologist

22/09/2026

Had a kidney stone removed? Your treatment may not end there. 🪨🚨

Kidney stones can recur, and simply removing the existing stone doesn't always address the reason it formed in the first place.

That's why stone analysis can be an important part of evaluating recurrent kidney stones.

Stone analysis examines the chemical composition of the stone—for example, whether it contains calcium oxalate, uric acid or another type of material.

Why does that matter?

Because knowing the stone composition can help your doctor understand the likely factors involved in stone formation and recommend more targeted preventive measures, which may include changes in fluid intake, diet, medications or further metabolic evaluation depending on the individual.

So if you've had a kidney stone removed, don't just focus on getting the stone out—understand why it formed.

In this reel, Dr. Sumit Sharma explains why stone analysis can be useful in preventing future kidney stones.

💧 The goal isn't only to remove today's stone. It's to reduce the chance of the next one.

Save this reel and share it with someone who has recently had a kidney stone removed.

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Call: +91 81300 31506
Mail: [email protected]
Visit: https://drsumiturologist.in/
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