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5.5mm kidney stone
I have a kidney stone of 5.5mm (left) and suffering from nausea and vomitting from last 2 months. Is this symptom because of kidney stone?
Also sometimes mild abdominal pain on the both sides.
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Such a small stone is unlikely to cause nausea and vomiting
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routine blood investigation
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No pain is unlikely be due to stone
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Dr. Kishan Raj K
Urological Surgeon
8 yrs exp
Kundapura
Small stones can cause pain
But such small is unlikely to cause nausea and vomiting
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tab ondem 4 mg if vomiting
do CT abdomen plain if symp persist
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Dr. Anil Kumar Sanwal
Urologist
25 yrs exp
Jhansi
Require more test to work out cause of persistent nausea,& vomitting,
Small single stone in kidney without obstruction may not probably be the cause
Good test for urinary stone is NCCT KUB region
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Dr. Arun Antony
Urologist
14 yrs exp
Delhi
Get NCCT-KUB . Upload report or consult personally
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