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Diet-Induced Children’s Ailments Edit
Rise in Kidney Stones in US Kids


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Diet-Induced Children’s Ailments
Rise in Kidney Stones in US Kids

Diet-Induced Children’s Ailments - Rise in Kidney Stones in US Kids
Rise in Kidney Stones in US Kids
Published: Oct 29, 08
Comments: 2
Views: 1,110

Kidney stones are a massive pain in the stomach, and now for children as young as age 5 too. Formerly, this disease was known for affecting middle-aged people over 50. Now a frightening US survey discovered a huge rise in the number of children with kidney stones.

Doctors say that back in the 70s and 80s, they would see about one to children with the problem a month. Today, it is at least once a week. This increase in US kidney stones among children is hard to pin down on one thing, but doctors and professors agree it is a dietary issue. More specifically, they attribute it to factors like additives and salt and not drinking enough water.

So here is a trend for you school kids: Drink water. Lots of it!

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The most painful experience is when a kidney stone passes through the narrow ureter through which urine travels from the kidneys to the bladder. I seriously suggest you start drinking water…that’s right, NO COKE!

References:  nytimes

Filed In:  health life lifestyle science






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FOUR WAYS TO REACT: vote, favorite, add more examples of Diet-Induced Children’s Ailments or comment about Rise in Kidney Stones in US Kids.

Bianca Bartz on Oct 28, 08  4,530 Trends   3,575 Comments
This is really scary.. I can't believe this is even something that we need to worry about.
Bianca Bartz on Oct 28, 08  4,530 Trends   3,575 Comments 0
Sandra Winn on Oct 29, 08  423 Trends   1,249 Comments
How sad that children are dealing with ailments that are more common for people fifty and older. :-(
Sandra Winn on Oct 29, 08  423 Trends   1,249 Comments 0
Favorited by Ariana Shaw on Oct 29, 08


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