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sl8

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6. Ah, OK. I did find that, too.

Reply to LoisB (Reply #5)

Fri Jun 6, 2025, 11:50 PM

Jun 6

When I followed the Google AI's link to their source, it was to a pdf about kidney stones, not bladder stones, which I posted in an earlier reply.

It probably makes no practical difference in this case, but I've found that Google's AI frequently mistates or misrepresents the information it's getting from its sources.

Thanks for the reply.

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How to preserve bladder stone? [View all] Beartracks Jun 6 OP

Interesting question. Mayo Clinic's advice regarding kidney stones: sl8 Jun 6 #1

Hope this helps: LoisB Jun 6 #2

Do you happen to have a link to that? sl8 Jun 6 #3

I don't know how to do it without getting a long string of stuff. I just Googled "how to LoisB Jun 6 #5

Ah, OK. I did find that, too. sl8 Jun 6 #6

Thank you. I usually try to scroll past the AI answer but it's good to know that it is LoisB Jun 6 #7

Well, so far so good. Beartracks Jun 6 #4