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Kidney stone 19mm and 10mm

2021-01-16 06:19:43
Right PU junction calculus (19mm) and right renal calculus (10mm) mild right sided hydronephrosis... Sir it need surgery for removal or have any medicines...?
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Surgery definately

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You will need surgery. All the best.

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Requires surgery pcnl meet any urologist in your area

Answered2021-01-16 09:44:08

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