Rain, heat or cold? Urologist explains why seasonal changes trigger kidney stones

Rain, heat or cold? Urologist explains why seasonal changes trigger kidney stones

Most people associate kidney stones with peak summer dehydration. But urologists say the risk does not disappear when temperatures drop or seasons change. In fact, fluctuating weather conditions throughout the year can quietly increase the chances of stone formation. Sudden shifts between heat, humidity, rainfall, and cooler temperatures often disrupt hydration habits. People either forget to drink enough water or unknowingly replace fluids with…