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Calculas 12.4mm in left mid urator,6mm c

2017-11-10 15:56:02
Thick wall 6 mm in uratory bladder.. 9.e mm calculas in right kidney lower calix. What to do now?
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Hi See a urologist. You can undergo ESWL or RIRS for right kidney stone for stone in ureter you need ureteroscopy if conservative methods fail. Your urologist can help you based on CT scan findings.

Answered2017-11-11 05:10:59

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