Abstract

Jenanee Velayuthem V.*, Amudha P., Muralidharam P.

ABSTRACT

Urolithiasis, which affects up to 12% of the world's population, is the third most common and painful ailment among urinary diseases. Among the most common varieties of kidney stones are those made of calcium oxalate, calcium phosphate, uric acid, struvite, and cysteine. Although there are several ways to lessen diabetes' negative effects and its subsequent complications, herbal formulations are favoured since they have fewer side effects and are less expensive. This review's main objective is to give readers a fundamental grasp of urolithiasis and the numerous plants that can be used to cure kidney stones since they have anti-urolithiatic properties.