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2026-07-01 10:02:06
I have a kidney stone at UVJ which is around 5.8mm will this stone pass on its own or do I need to follow more steps. Doctor has given urimax 0.4 there is no pain for now just a sharp pain sometimes during urine. Urine flow is normal and there is no other issues. Attaching my USG REPORT
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Answered2026-07-24 02:09:23

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A 5.8 mm UVJ stone has a reasonable chance of passing naturally. Continue Urimax 0.4 as advised, stay well hydrated, and follow up with your urologist. Seek urgent care if you develop severe pain, fever, vomiting, or reduced urine output.

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Very likely it'll pass with medical expulsion therapy.See an urologist for evaluation and management.

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Stone this size has a high probability of passing. Continue the same and hydration. But do confirm with follow up usg whether it passed or not
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It can be pass out... please consult

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There are upto 60% chances of such small stone passage with medicines
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Consult urologist.

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