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9mm STONE IN LEFT MID URETERIC CALCULUS

2023-10-02 14:15:21
Three days ago, I experienced unbearable stomach pain, vomiting, and blood in my urine. The doctor prescribed me an ultrasound. Ultrasound Report: Left mid-ureteric calculus (~9.1 mm) causing mild hydroureteronephrosis. Are there any chances of conservative treatment, or not? Please suggest what I should do now?🙏
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This is USG report. So first thing need exact stone burden by doing CT.
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