1.6 Mm Kidney Stone - I Have 1.6 Mm Kidney Stone On Upper Pole.

1.6 mm kidney stone

Asked for Female, 58 Years

I have 1.6 mm kidney stone on upper pole. No pain, but urinate more often than usual. Is this considered small stone that can be dissolved by taking natural remedy?

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yes drinks plenty of lemon juices

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