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I got a kidney stone removed 10 days ago.. last month stent was placed and 10days ago stone and stone both removed. Should i eat eggs if so how many a day are safe??
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If your cr, level is normal which you can see in KFT bld reports, than you can have eggs or any protein you can have. How many depends on your weight. Usually 3 is ok
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Ms. Vidhi Chawla
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13 yrs exp
Delhi
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I cannot help you here without seeing your all medical reports.
And I would suggest you not to go for any diet tips or diet plan without one to one discussion regarding your issue with expert.
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Ms. Ruchitaa Mahesshwari
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Mumbai
Follow normal routine for more 15 days. Avoid food with seeds & leafy veggies. Post 15 days you can add egg
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Ms. Arti Jain
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20 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Dear user, since 10 days are gone, you can eat one egg per day, but it would be better if you consult the same doctor for dietary advise, who had operated upon you.
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start with one, then gradually increase the quantity as per requirement
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Dr. Shraddha Chauhan (PhD)
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19 yrs exp
Noida
In a simple case of a renal calculi, a normal egg intake wont harm. However, better assessment would require your blood reports. Also, if there are other existing issues, the advice might vary. So, taking at least a basic consultation is a better option.
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