Re: -urine

[Guest guest]

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I don't know. Dr. McFarland - urologist -told me that this was a precursor for

kidney stones which I believe are made up of oxalate crystals. I would give it a

try. We took our daughter to Arkansas Children's Hospital for this problem and

they never looked at her urine with a microscope. They basically didn't know

what to do - like the pediatrician. They just asked if she had more stress in

her daily routine which would cause her to go to the bathroom. I finally took

her to a private urologist in southern Arkansas who usually only sees adults.

He's fantastic with our daughter and he caught this right away. But, to answer

your question - I would think it would work but if you're looking at oxalate

crystals your son may have a kidney stone??

Shari

-urine

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It only takes a drop of urine on a slide. This site shows different slides.

Calcium phosphate is listed as well as many others. If the juice doesn't

taste good enough for him to drink you cold put the capsule in some pear

sauce? Our daughter drank it for a while then complained it burned her

throat.

Shari

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[Guest guest]

Shari,

Wow! these are amazing photos. Thank you for sending the link.Do you think

the cranberry juice works on oxalate crystals like it worked on the calcium

phosphate crystals for you? L

-urine

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It only takes a drop of urine on a slide. This site shows different slides.

Calcium phosphate is listed as well as many others. If the juice doesn't

taste good enough for him to drink you cold put the capsule in some pear

sauce? Our daughter drank it for a while then complained it burned her

throat.

Shari

http://www.academic

<http://www.academic.marist.edu/~jzmz/medical_technology.html>

..marist.edu/~jzmz/medical_technology.html