Diet for Uric Acid Kidney Stones,Calcium,Phosphorus Foods

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DIET FOR RENAL (KIDNEY) STONES

Mrs. Jesal Shah
Consulting Dietician

MODIFICATION OF DIET IN URINARY CALCULI

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Uric acid stones:-

Avoid purine rich foods.(Table 1.4)

Increase fluid intake.

Decrease animal protein.

Table 1.1 Foods rich in calcium

	Rich sources of calcium
1.	Cereals such as ragi, whole bengal, gram(chana), moth beans(matki), Rajmah, soya beans, horse gram (kuleeth)
2.	All green leafy vegetables.
3.	Oilseeds such as dry coconut, gingelly seeds (til), mustard seeds, asafoetida (hing), dry cloves, coriander and cumin seeds, poppy seeds.
4.	Figs and all dry fruits such as cashew nuts, almonds, dried figs, etc.
5.	All kinds of fish.
6.	Snail, mutton muscle.
7.	Milk and milk products such as milk, cheese, khoa, curds, skimmed milk powder, whole milk powder, and cottage cheese.

Table 1.2 Foods rich in phosphorus

	Rich sources of phosphorus
1.	Cereals such as bajra, barley, millet, jowar, dry maize, ragi, oatmeal
2.	Soya bean. Moderate sources of phosphorus are bengal gram (chana), Cowpea (chawli), rajmah, green gram and moong)
3	Almond, cashew nuts, gingelly seeds (til), mustard seeds, pistachio, Cumin seeds poppy seeds.
4.	Dry fishes
5.	Milk powder, milk

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