A comprehensive survey on kidney stone and Evaluating the Efficacy of Novel Pharmacological Agents in Kidney Stone Management"

Abstract

Kidney stones have been increasingly prevalent in young individuals during the last 22 years. The development of stones in children may happen at any age, including in premature neonates. When minerals and other substances found in urine crystallize into a solid mass in the urinary system, kidney stones are formed. They may also occur as a result of insufficient amounts of other substances in the urine that prevent stone formation. This study used a physical method to learn about the current condition of kidney patients and how to effectively care for them. The majority of kidney stone patients, according to the poll's findings, suffered symptoms for one to three years. Kidney stones have been reported in about 81% of people. Despite the fact that kidney stones impact a significant section of the population, 19% of people are not affected. The results of this inquiry will be useful for related research