Back Pain and Stone In Right kidney 3mm

2022-07-01 17:01:54
Dear Sir/ Mam Today I CT KUB plain in that report found below in Impression Heading That Difffuse increased colonic submucosal fat and pericolonic fatty proliferation to evaluate for IBD And Small Nonobstructive right renal calculas And Before A week In Ultrasound abdomen and Pelvis found Diffuse Grade 2 fatty inflitration of Liver Means what Any One Guide Please. Also Is it any Things serious please Let me Know
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You seem to have too many problems. Please consult with a Gastroenterologist for your treatment. I am sure he will also have to think hard to decide what to treat first.

Answered2022-07-02 02:11:29

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So to summarise there is Kidney stone Possibility of inflammatory bowl disease Grade 2 fatty liver Try to consult to discuss in detail

Answered2022-07-01 17:22:24

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CAN HELP YOU, KINDLY PROVIDE ME DETAILED HISTORY FOR PROPER DIAGNOSIS AND FURTHER MANAGEMENT

Answered2022-07-02 05:31:06

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You have got a kidney stone in the right side  which is probably small in size. There is accumulation of fats in liver and it's Grade 2. And Probably you are also having Inflammatory Bowel Disease. For Kidney stone you can take : Ston 1B6 Solution: 15ml in 1 glass of water to be taken at bed time. For Grade 2 fatty liver take Ocahep 5mg once daily after meal for 3 months and take fat free diet, do regular exercise, avoid oily spicy smoked and deep fried food, avoid maida products, avoid chillies papad pickles etc, reduce your sugar intake. For inflammatory bowel disease you need to consult a surgeon for further evaluation. Rest consult under Practo in case of emergency.

Answered2022-07-01 19:01:46

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