Kidney stones, a prevalent ailment impacting millions worldwide, present a multifaceted challenge to healthcare systems. While conventional medical interventions have long been the cornerstone of treatment, there is a growing interest in exploring integrative approaches that incorporate traditional systems such as Ayurveda with modern medical practices. This abstract provides an overview of the rationale behind integrating Ayurveda into kidney stone management and outlines the key themes explored in the subsequent review.The rise in kidney stone prevalence has prompted a reevaluation of treatment paradigms, leading to an increased recognition of complementary and alternative therapies. Ayurveda, an ancient system of medicine originating from India, offers a holistic perspective on health, emphasizing personalized interventions based on individual dosha constitutions. The introduction delves into the historical context of Ayurveda and its foundational principles, highlighting the relevance of dosha imbalances—Vata, Pitta, and Kapha—in the context of kidney stones. This sets the stage for understanding Ayurvedic dietary recommendations, lifestyle modifications, and herbal interventions, all designed to restore balance and prevent stone formation. Additionally, the abstract emphasizes the need for a collaborative model that integrates Ayurvedic practices with modern medical approaches. This integration not only acknowledges the strengths of both systems but also addresses the limitations of each, aiming for a more comprehensive and patient-centered care strategy.