Drinking plenty of water can indeed help prevent kidney stones, but it does not guarantee that they will fall out.
First of all, the formation of kidney stones is related to the salt, crystals and other substances in the urine, and drinking more water can dilute the salts and crystals in the urine, thereby reducing the formation of stones. In addition, drinking plenty of water can also increase urine output, which helps to pass stones.
However, for kidney stones that have already formed, drinking plenty of water does not guarantee that the stones will fall out. Factors such as the size, shape, and location of kidney stones can affect the passage of stones. Some stones may be too large or irregularly shaped to pass through the ureters and need to be treated medically**.
Therefore, drinking plenty of water is an effective way to prevent kidney stones, but for stones that have already formed, we need to do it through medical means**. If you suspect that you have kidney stones, it is advisable to seek medical attention promptly for diagnosis and**.
For the prevention of kidney stones, in addition to drinking more water, you should also pay attention to eating a healthy diet, controlling weight, and reducing the intake of high-sugar and high-fat foods. In addition, regular physical examinations are also one of the important measures to prevent kidney stones. If you have any concerns or discomfort, seek medical attention promptly.