The pervasiveness and frequency of nephrolithiasis is accounted for to be expanding over the world. In this, we audit data with respect to stone frequency and predominance from a worldwide viewpoint. A writing search utilizing PubMed and Ovid was performed to recognize peer-audited diary articles containing data on the frequency and pervasiveness of kidney stones. Catchphrases utilized included kidney stone predominance, frequency, and the study of disease transmission. Information were gathered from the distinguished writing and arranged by segment factors and timespan. An aggregate of 75 articles were distinguished containing kidney stone-related frequency or predominance information from 20 nations; 34 gave reasonable data to audit. Information with respect to generally predominance or frequency for in excess of a solitary timespan were found for 7 nations (occurrence information for 4 nations; pervasiveness information for 5 nations). These included 5 European nations (Italy, Germany, Scotland, Spain, and Sweden), Japan, and the United States. The collection of proof recommends that the frequency and predominance of kidney stones is expanding comprehensively. These increments are seen across sex, race, and age. Changes in dietary practices might be a key main thrust. Also, an unnatural weather change may impact these patterns.