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http://adam.about.com/reports/000081_7.htm

# Cranberry and Apple Juice. Apple and cranberry juice contain oxalates, and both have been associated with a higher risk for risk for calcium oxalate stones. Cranberry juice has properties that may increase the risk for both calcium oxalate and uric acid stones. On the other hand, cranberry juice helps prevent urinary tract infections and so may be helpful for reducing the risk for struvite and brushite stones. (These stones are far less common, however.)

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drok said:

thats what my urologist tells me...wait... Dr.Misurec is that you????

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Prisoner#1 said:

drok said:

thats what my urologist tells me...wait... Dr.Misurec is that you????

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you know i cant reveal my true identity in this forum, I thought
I'd remind you though that your next appointment is August 5th,
1:30pm, call ahead if you need to reschedule or cancel

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