People with calcium deficiency in kidney stones can follow the doctor’s instructions to supplement calcium carbonate D3, calcium lactate, calcium gluconate, etc. People without calcium deficiency do not need to take calcium supplements. The causes of urinary stones include metabolic abnormalities, urinary tract obstruction or infection, etc. Among them, the common stone-forming components in urine include calcium, oxalic acid, uric acid, etc. If a patient is deficient in calcium, he can usually take calcium supplements as prescribed by the doctor. If the kidney stone patients lack calcium, usually you can follow the doctor’s advice to supplement calcium carbonate D3, calcium lactate, calcium gluconate and so on better, but for the clear body is not calcium deficiency of kidney stone patients, there is no need to supplement calcium to prevent aggravation of the condition. In addition to medication, kidney stones accompanied by calcium deficiency can also be supplemented with natural calcium from food, such as milk, eggs, soybean milk and so on. It is worth noting that kidney stone patients should pay attention to the rationality of diet, avoid long-term large amount or single intake of calcium-containing food, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and also drink more water, urinate regularly to promote the discharge of small stones in the kidneys. It is recommended that people with kidney stones actively cooperate with the doctor’s treatment, pay attention to the treatment prescribed by the doctor, do not use drugs indiscriminately.