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2021-06-18 05:49:38
Hi, My mom has kidney stone issue she had done some CTC scan and had diabetes reports. Everything was normal but when we consulted the doctor he told that due to kidney stones there is some damage on the kidney.
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Okay if stones r damaging kidneys they have to be treated at the earliest. And more so in diabetic patients..Take consultation with your urologist and plan for treatment

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Hello. Please share your CT scan report and others as well

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