What Causes Uremia?
Kidney Stones

Kidney stones are another major cause of uremia. These painful build-ups block the urinary tract for prolonged periods and, if they are not passed, can cause serious infection. They are quite common and are fairly harmless when treated. Kidney stones develop when the waste products in the blood bind inside the kidneys to form crystals. Over time, these crystals can build up and form into hard, stone-like structures. This can happen due to not drinking sufficient fluids to flush the system properly. The body will try to eject the build-up by passing it through urination, forcing the mass to pass through the kidneys, kidney tubes, and bladder.
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