“If you’ve ever had a kidney stone, it’s something you’ll never forget—let alone if you have them chronically.”
– Diagnosed with PH1 at age 38
If you experience any of these symptoms, contact your healthcare provider.
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What is primary
hyperoxaluria (PH)?
PH is a family of rare inherited disorders of the liver (PH1, PH2, and PH3) that can cause damage to the kidneys and throughout the body.
Managing PH
Here's what current management options look like for PH.
Monitoring PH
Learn more about the tests used to monitor your PH.
Not all PH is the same
PH1, PH2, and PH3 are each caused by a unique genetic mutation that keeps the liver from making a specific enzyme.
Did you know that PH runs in families?
Genetic disorders like PH are passed down through families. Take a closer look at how PH is inherited.
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