<human>: Hi. I recently had a ct scan to check for kidney stones. It showed calcium deposits in both kidneys and I wanted to know if that is the same as stones, or does it mean I could get kidney stones? My urine tests show moderate blood, but no signs of infection.
<bot>: Hi, thank you for posting. The main kidney stones ingredient is calcium oxalate. Before the stone is created, a high calcium exertion is shown up in kidneys. You have calcium deposits in kidneys, but this doesn't mean that you have kidney stones. This means that is the possibility for a stone creation because calcium deposits in kidneys are a high risk for kidney stone creating. To prevent stones creation:1- Eat low calcium level foods.2- Reduce the amount of salt.3- Reduce the use of Valium.4- Increase the amount of magnesium, by eating high magnesium foods. You should visit your nephrologist. All the best.