Condition
Kidney Stones
Hard deposits of minerals that form in the kidneys and can cause severe pain as they pass through the urinary tract.
Also called: renal stones, kidney stone pain, nephrolithiasis
Who Can Help with Kidney Stones?
- Urologists
A physician and surgeon who treats conditions of the urinary tract and male reproductive organs, such as kidney stones, prostate problems and incontinence.
- Nephrologists
A physician who treats kidney disease, high blood pressure related to the kidneys, and patients on dialysis.
- Emergency Medicine Doctors
A physician who treats sudden illness and injury in a hospital emergency department.
Where Practices List Kidney Stones
Cities where practice websites say they offer it.
- Atlanta, GA (110)
- Chicago, IL (91)
- Columbus, OH (77)
- Reno, NV (70)
- Snellville, GA (62)
- Roswell, GA (41)
- Dallas, TX (39)
- Park Ridge, IL (37)
- Baltimore, MD (36)
- Covington, LA (36)
- Towson, MD (36)
- Fayetteville, GA (30)
- Johns Creek, GA (28)
- Smyrna, GA (26)
- Decatur, GA (25)
- Louisville, KY (25)
- Cumming, GA (23)
- Houston, TX (20)
- San Antonio, TX (20)
- Overland Park, KS (18)
- Silver Spring, MD (18)
- Orlando, FL (17)
- Salisbury, MD (16)
- Vineland, NJ (14)
- Canton, GA (13)
- Columbia, MD (13)
- New York, NY (13)
- Athens, GA (12)
- Westminster, MD (12)
- Bellingham, WA (11)
- Charlotte, NC (11)
- Spokane, WA (11)
- Stockbridge, GA (11)
- Braselton, GA (10)
- Conway, SC (9)
- Langhorne, PA (9)
- Lawrenceville, GA (9)
- Marietta, GA (8)
- Conyers, GA (6)
- Mayaguez, PR (6)
Related
General information, not medical advice. Ask a provider about kidney stones and what is right for you.