Exzessiv

Thanks HDRider. I already done this. But they don't reply :-(

Bye. Ex.

I have passed three kidney stones in the past few weeks. I have a life-long history of stones, but having several in a short time period is something new so I am looking into possible preventative measures for life here in Thailand.

Drinking lots of water is universally recommended. How about eating (or avoiding) certain food/fruits available here? Anybody had any experience which may be noteworthly?

(One comment about the medical care here. I was prescribed an antispasmodic which quickly reduced the major pain to a tolerable level for several days until a stone cleared. In the states, the Drs would prescribe pain medication which wasn't as effective. I continue to be impressed with the Thai doctor's approach and treatments for various health issues I have had in the past while living here.)

Hello Lopburi,

was it necessary to operate the stones or do you have a shockwave therapy or something else?

What are your favorite meals?

In the kidney stone research the found out that there a few countries with more stones than in other.

There is a statistic somewhere in the internet. Just search for "kidney stones country"

Maybe if you find out what country have less stones and what the people eat there it would be helpful.

If you need information of shockwave therapy methods you can write me a mail.

Take care.

Exzessiv.

This time I will not rent a motorbike I think......or try not to drive the seconde road...

Hello everybody,

last holiday I bought a Miso S818 mobile phone. Very nice thing.

Now I want prepare it for my next holiday and I fogot my "phone password"

But, I never set this up!

Is there a standard password or can I make a factory reset by pressing some keys?

If anybody have an idea, please tell me.

Thanks for your help.

Take care.

Ben.