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kidney stone remaining unchanged for almost a year needs proper reassessment before deciding between continued conservative treatment and a procedure. The size, exact location, change in size, symptoms, obstruction/hydronephrosis and kidney function are important in making this decision. Small, stable, non-obstructing stones can sometimes be monitored, whereas growing, symptomatic or complicated stones may require urological intervention.
As a homoeopathic consultant, I would not prescribe merely based on the scan. I would assess your complete symptom picture, urinary symptoms, stone history, dietary/lifestyle factors and previous reports and then decide whether a personalised homoeopathic approach is appropriate. Homeopathy should not delay a urological procedure if it becomes medically indicated.
Next Steps
Please upload your latest ultrasound/CT report, especially the stone size and location, and the previous report if available. This will help determine whether the stone is stable and whether observation is reasonable.
Health Tips
Adequate hydration is important, but drinking 4.5 L/day does not necessarily dissolve an established stone; excessive fluid intake is not appropriate for everyone.
If you develop severe/persistent pain, fever or chills, vomiting, difficulty passing urine or worsening urinary symptoms, seek prompt medical/urological care, as obstruction with infection can require urgent treatment.