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2020-07-31 14:03:19
"Few foci calyceal calcification noted in both kidneys"... Is need medicine?if medicine is required.. Then which medicine used for treat the problem.? Or if not then which type of precautions will be needed?.. Please give me suggestions..
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It needs further evaluation. Pls consult a nephrologist

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Need medicines and dietary precautions

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If you have family history of renal stones or or previously you had developed renal stones then it's better to get a metabolic work up to find the cause.

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Better to go for metabolic evaluation of stone ,then decide

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