Kidney stone and recovery tracker
Keep a simple daily record of water, pain and symptoms while you have a kidney stone or recover from stone surgery. Save your stent removal date, see warning signs at once, and show the record to your doctor. Prepared by the team of Dr. Aditya P.S. Sengar, urologist and kidney transplant surgeon in Lucknow.
Saved only in this browser on your phone. Nothing is sent to us unless you press WhatsApp.
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How the tracker helps
- A daily water goal, counted in glasses, because enough water is the first step against stones.
- A record of pain and symptoms that shows the doctor how things changed, day by day.
- A stent removal reminder you can add to your phone's calendar, so a stent is never forgotten.
- Warning signs such as fever, no urine or clots show a "call now" message at once.
Also try the urology diet planner for what to eat with stones, and read about kidney stone treatment and ureteric stones.
Frequently asked questions
Where is my tracker data saved?
Only in the browser on your own phone or computer. Nothing is sent to the hospital or to anyone else unless you press the WhatsApp button yourself. If you clear your browser data or change phones, the log is lost, so print it or save it as a PDF before a visit.
What is a DJ stent and why must it be removed?
A DJ stent is a thin soft tube placed inside the body, from the kidney to the bladder, to keep urine flowing after stone surgery. It is meant to stay for a short time, usually a few weeks. A stent left in for too long can get blocked, cause infection or collect stones on it, so note the removal date and do not miss it.
Is blood in the urine normal after stone surgery or with a stent?
Pink or light red urine for some days after surgery, or while a stent is in, is common and often gets better with more water. Dark red urine, clots, fever or not being able to pass urine are not normal: call the hospital or go to an emergency.
How much water should I drink with kidney stones?
Most adults with stones are advised about 3 litres a day, enough to pass about 2.5 litres of clear, pale urine. People with heart or kidney disease, or a water limit from their doctor, should follow their own doctor's amount. You can change the daily goal in the tracker.
Does this tracker tell me if I need surgery?
No. It helps you keep a record of water, pain and symptoms to show your doctor, and reminds you of dates. Whether a stone needs treatment depends on its size, place, any blockage or infection, and your scan, which the urologist checks at a visit.
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OPD Mon to Sat, 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM at Precision Urology Hospital. Book on WhatsApp and the team will confirm your time.
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