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Diet for kidney stones
I have undergone uretroscopy surgery for stone removal. Now I am free from stones, my urologist said I should go low on animal protein.. I am doing gym, I need protein to build muscles.. can I take 2 eggs per day and white Channa on daily basis? Can u please tell me a diet what allows me to build muscles and at same time doesn't affect my kidney with future stones
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