It is very unlikly that you would develope a kidney stone in the other kidney. I would say you would be more likely to develope more kidney stones in the same kidney before the other one. Also kidney stones do not move from one kidney to the other.
No, but u have to take the same precautions as you would if you had both. Some precautions are drinking plenty of water, don't over do it on salt , lemon and cranberry juice. I used to have to get...
Actually, if one kidney fails, the Good Lord has given us another one as a spare! People GIVE one of their kidneys as organ donators ALL the time, with almost no ill effects!
The kidney is the onlly...
The kidney stone seldom lodges in the kidney. It passes from the kidney into the urinary tract and can become wedged in the ureter before reaching the bladder.One reason for their formation is...