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Concern after liver abscess

2026-07-22 16:15:48
Recently my father diagnosed with kidney stone and liver abscess We did liver abscess treatment recently now the treatment is over also pus drainage done tablets course also completed We heard that by patharchatta plant (Kalanchoe pinnata) is good for kidney stone So my question is can we eat that plant leaves after liver abscess treatment Please advise i am in trouble the stone size is 13mm
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Sir we can advise on that.but renal size above 10mm is mostly difficult to come out spontaneously or my medication.it may need surgical assistance to remove stone.if pain is unbearable pls consult nearby urologist

Answered2026-07-24 12:56:47

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I don't have expertise in ayurveda.sorry sir.

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