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2.5 mm kidney stone

2019-02-08 06:57:38
I had a kidney stone 3.4m (calcium) on left kidney lower pole in June 2018. Was suffering from GRD issues since then till October,2018. Which got cured. In January, 2019 I started getting pain in left abdomen and hence carried sonography. Which showed 2.8mm stone calcium in mid pole calyx of left kidney. What might be the actual cause? Is this the same stone or new stone has been formed as the earlier was in lower pole and this one is in middle? What measures should I take? Thanks.
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Lower pole stone might have passed put and another new stone may be formed in ur context But ultrasound report sizes varies usually.

Answered2019-02-08 07:38:00

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