Hydration and Diet

• Drink plenty of fluids to help pass the stone and prevent new ones.
• Limit foods high in oxalates and excess salt.

Pain Management

• Use safe pain relief options during pregnancy.
• Seek medical help for severe pain.

Monitoring and Medical Follow-up

• Regular check-ups with a healthcare provider are crucial.
• Watch for symptoms like fever, worsening pain, or urinary issues.

Activity and Rest

• Balance physical activity with rest to support stone passage.

When to Seek Emergency Care

• Immediate medical attention is needed for signs of infection or obstruction.

Collaboration with Specialists

• Work with an obstetrician and urologist to manage kidney stones during pregnancy.

Avoidance of Certain Medications

• Avoid certain medications during pregnancy; consult for safe alternatives.