Hydrogen-rich water combined with traditional Chinese medicine compound in the treatment of kidney stones: a randomized controlled prospective clinical trial.

Med Gas ResSep 12, 2026 (epub)
Clinical ResearchNephrology

Yu Yin, Jing Wang, Feng Lian et al.

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In 30 seconds

This randomized controlled trial evaluated the effects of hydrogen-rich water combined with Ye-Shi-Shi-Lin-Formula on kidney stones in 100 patients. The study found that the combination treatment resulted in an 80% total effective rate, significantly improving oxidative stress and urinary metabolism compared to other groups over 12 weeks.

Key findings

  • The total effective rate for the hydrogen-rich water and Chinese medicine group was 80%.
  • The Chinese medicines group had a total effective rate of 76%.
  • Hydrogen-rich water therapy improved glutathione reductase levels.
  • The combination treatment improved renal tubular function and metabolic factors.

Why it matters

The findings suggest that integrating hydrogen-rich water with traditional Chinese medicine may enhance treatment outcomes for kidney stones, addressing oxidative stress and metabolic abnormalities, which are critical in managing this condition.

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