Kidney Stone Risk Estimate

Water intake, urine volume, urinary calcium and urinary oxalate scored 0-100 with each factor's points and the arithmetic shown, so you can see which input moved the number. An educational estimate, not medical advice.

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Feed in your water intake, urine output, urinary calcium and urinary oxalate and the page shows exactly how many points each one contributes to a 0-100 score, with the arithmetic printed so you can redo it by hand. An educational estimate built on the four widely published modifiable risk factors for calcium oxalate stones - not medical advice, not a diagnosis, and not a validated risk model.

EDUCATIONAL ESTIMATE NOT MEDICAL ADVICE
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Read this as a way to see which input moved the number, nothing more. The four factors weighted here - low fluid intake, low urine volume, high urinary calcium and high urinary oxalate - are the standard, widely published modifiable risk factors for calcium oxalate stones, and the arithmetic below is a plain linear ramp built for transparency, not a validated risk model. A score here is not a diagnosis, not a probability, and not a reason to change anything about how you live. Stones are common, most pass on their own, and the questions worth asking a clinician are about the urine chemistry of a real 24-hour collection and your own history, not about a calculator.

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