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10 mm Kidney stone can be treatable

2020-06-11 19:56:22
Meri kidney m 10 mm ka stone h.. Kya yeh without operation remove liya ja skta h?? Urine m blood aa rha h..
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Depending on the stone location and consistency it can be treated with minimally invasive or noninvasive modalities. Share your scan reports

Answered2020-06-13 06:20:16

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No.. You have to undergo surgery for this size of stone

Answered2020-06-12 01:28:15

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