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6.5 mm stone in left kidney
My husband is diagnosed with multiple echogenic foci with largest measuring 6.5 mm in his left kidney.
He has taken below medication for almost 20 days :
- Niftas 100 - 10 days
- Uriliser syrup - 2 times for 20 days
He also has fever ~ 99-100 which shoots upto 101 sometimes..
Second ultrasound after 20 days shows no improvement
Can someone suggest why there is no improvement as he has increased fluid intake so that it can pass.
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The fever is a need for concern and has to be assessed . Renal stone won't disappear on its own however small stones do pass spontaneously with urine.
Ultrasound has to be looked carefully for any signs of hydronephrosis and ct kub is needed to rule out any ureteric calculi.
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review reports and consult.
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Kidney stone do no disappear with medicines like ureteric stones .The thing that he is having fever needs evaluation with urine routine and culture.
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ct kub plain after evaluation
if he is having pain
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