Most people with stones can take calcium tablets in moderation, but if the patient has absorptive hypercalciuria, it is generally not recommended to take calcium tablets. Patients with stones can eat calcium tablets, according to the nature of the stones to determine, if the patient appears oxalate stones, uric acid stones, cystine stones and other kidney stones, these stone formation and eat calcium tablets have no relationship, so the kidney stone patients can eat calcium tablets in moderation. If the patient has gallstones, you can also take calcium tablets in moderation. Because gallstones are mainly due to bile acid induced formation of stones, and eat calcium tablets have no relationship. However, if the patient develops urinary calcium stones caused by absorptive hypercalciuria, it is usually not recommended to take calcium tablets because absorptive hypercalciuria is mainly due to excessive calcium intake by the body. Can patients with stones take calcium tablets need to seek medical attention, the doctor will determine whether they can take calcium tablets according to the type of stones. In addition, if the patient can eat calcium tablets, need to eat under the guidance of the doctor in moderation, not excessive or long-term calcium tablets.