After about a month their body will readjust its normal level of hydration. Once this new norm has become established a person will start to feel thirsty whenever their fluid intake falls below this level. Some tips on increasing fluid intake may prove helpful. You acquire a taste for it. High calcium in urine can be caused by too much salt in a person's diet.
Salt causes excretion of larger amounts of calcium and thus increases calcium in the urine.
Increasing a person's intake of water will reduce the relative concentration of calcium in the urine and thus reduce the risk of crystal formation and kidney stone formation. Stone suffers should consult with their doctor, of course, but in most cases, these foods can be eaten in limited amounts. Or read an online review of this book. A diet with high levels of sodium, sucrose, or animal protein increase the likelihood of kidney stone formation. Conversely, high levels of potassium, magnesium, and fluids lower the likelihood of kidney stone formation.