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6.9mm stones in ureter
Need surgery or possible to pass stone by medicine Feeling mild pain in ureter , does we wait for 2 weeks or to go for survery
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Depends on various factors eg size of the stone, Rft and symptoms... connect on call
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Medical management can be tried if reports are not alarming
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It may/ may not pass with medicine Connect for discussion plz
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Connect with a call for details discussion regarding the disease and it's management
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Plz consult
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Depends on the severity of symptoms and swelling in kidney. Generally speaking stones upto 5mm can pass with medicines in 60% cases.
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Connect to discuss
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