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5mm ureter calculi

2023-03-27 04:24:32
How much time a 5mm ureter calculi in right middle and lower ureter junction take to pass?...???...??
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Few minutes to never. It's unpredictable. One has to monitor, if it does not come out in 7-10 days then better get it removed.
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Answered2023-03-27 04:43:09

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Answered2023-03-28 01:15:36

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5 mm is a borderline calculus. And 1 dimension of calculus is not predictable of passing. We need info on all 3 dimensions and shape of calculus to know if there is chance of passing. Even a stone of 2-3 mm if causing oedema and inflammation may not pass and a large stone but length wise only may pass easily.
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Please get proper investigations(NCCT KUB) and consult a urologist

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