Editing Stones: Diet and Pharmacologic Management (section)

===Other===
*'''Fish oil'''
**'''An effective, first-line therapy for mild-moderate hypercalciuria'''
***Thought to have a protective role in preventing nephrolithiasis by decreasing urinary calcium and oxalate excretion through alteration of prostaglandin metabolism
*'''Hyperparathyroidism complicated by stone disease is best treated with surgical excision of the adenoma'''

*'''Enteric hyperoxaluria'''
**'''Fluid intake should be strongly encouraged to correct the relative state of dehydration'''
**'''Dietary/supplemental calcium may help bind intestinal oxalate and decrease its absorption'''
**'''Treatment with potassium citrate (60 to 120 mEq/day) may correct the hypokalemia and metabolic acidosis in patients with enteric hyperoxaluria''' and, in some individuals, increase urinary citrate toward normal.

*'''Hypomagnesuric Calcium Nephrolithiasis'''
**Magnesium oxide or magnesium hydroxide can be used to restore urinary magnesium; hypocitraturia can be corrected with potassium citrate
***Use of magnesium has been limited by the risk for diarrhea
***Potassium-magnesium may restore urinary magnesium and citrate levels with minimal GI side effects