Food does not have any therapeutic effect and role, therefore, there is no food for kidney stones. When the stones are small, you can drink more water to help the stones to be discharged, and if the stones are large, you need to be treated by medication and surgery. 1. Drinking more water: when the diameter of stones is small, patients can increase the daily water intake to facilitate the discharge of stones 2. Medication: if the diameter of the stone is <0.6cm, and the surface of the stone is smooth, and the stone does not cause complete obstruction of the urinary tract, the patient can take tamsulosin and selodosin orally as prescribed by the doctor on the basis of drinking plenty of water to help the discharge of the stone, and the patient can also take stone-dissolving medicines as prescribed by the doctor, such as sodium citrate, allopurinol, and so on. 3. Surgery: If the medication is ineffective, you can choose extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, percutaneous nephrolithotripsy and other surgical treatments under the advice of your doctor. Clinically there is no kind of food that can dissolve kidney stones, it is recommended that patients go to the hospital in a timely manner, under the guidance of the doctor to standardize the treatment, so as not to lead to urinary tract obstruction, triggering infections.