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5.4 mmStone in Vuj

2024-02-09 08:29:38
On CT kub scan I have been diagnosed with 5.6 mm stone in VUJ. Dr advised 5 days TAMSUKEAM capsule. Now again after one month I am having a burning sensation after passing urine.Urine routine and culture examination shows no bacteria.what should I do next?
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U may be having persistent uti , underlying stone could be the cause
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Answered2024-02-09 14:03:56

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