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2017-10-11 10:25:38
I hve kidney stone which is 6.6 mm in size n now moved to urinary bladder...will it pass on its own???
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Female urethral stone impaction is very less common than male as urethral length is 4 cm with slightly wider calibre This stone which is around 7 mm most likely will pass However if you develop persistent lower tracts symptoms like urgency frequency and stone not passing Leading to UTI
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you might need cytoscopic evacuation kindly do the following CBC creatinine urine routine
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t.veltam 0.2 mg daily night syp Potrate SF 2 TSP TDS with glass of water X 5 days

Answered2017-10-11 18:42:54

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