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Understanding PH
What is PH?
PH Subtypes
Symptoms and Diagnosis
Genetic Kidney Stone Disease
Signs and Symptoms of PH
Diagnosis of PH
PH in Families
Living With PH
Managing PH
Explaining PH
Monitoring PH
Preparing for Appointments
Resources
PH Resources
Glossary
FAQs
For Caregivers
Tips for Caregivers
Tips for Kids With PH
Understanding PH
What is PH?
PH Subtypes
Symptoms and Diagnosis
Genetic Kidney Stone Disease
Signs and Symptoms of PH
Diagnosis of PH
PH in Families
Living With PH
Managing PH
Explaining PH
Monitoring PH
Preparing for Appointments
Resources
PH Resources
Glossary
FAQs
For Caregivers
Tips for Caregivers
Tips for Kids With PH
A single kidney stone in a child
Repeated kidney stones
Family history of kidney or bladder stones
Family history of PH
High levels of oxalate in the urine or blood
Nephrocalcinosis
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) with no known cause
Change in vision, fractures or bone pain, bumps or sores on the skin, or chest pain
Unique PH symptoms in infants and young children
