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I have attached the report of KUB CT scan I cannot understand please help me with that what is in that? Is there any serious problem or any kidney stone. Please check once
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May be you have abdominal TB it's a commonly seen in those who have findings of mesenteric lymphadenopathy that's one findings in your ct report and other else finding you also have small umbilical hernia with fat content it is insignificant when patient not experiencing pain over there if it is there that means inflammatory changes going there then you need surgical hernioplasty but before that you should go for physical Examination for further evaluation
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go for physical Examination and further evaluation for both findings you should go for consultation
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Thanks for sharing the report! It looks like the CT scan of the kidneys, ureters, and bladder (KUB) shows that both kidneys are normal in size and structure, with no signs of stones or any significant issues. The bladder is also normal, and the prostate appears fine for your age.
There’s a small umbilical hernia noted, but it’s not causing any immediate concern. The report suggests clinical correlation, which means it might be good to discuss these findings with your doctor to see if any further action is needed.
Prominent mesenteric lymph nodes can sometimes be a normal finding, especially if they are small and not causing any symptoms. However, they can also be associated with various conditions, such as infections or inflammatory processes.
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