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2018-03-07 15:28:40
Left lower ureteric calculus with mildhydronephrosis and hydroureter approx 4.2 mm
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4.2 mm stone may pass on it own. Drink 3-4L water per day. Waiting beyond 3-4 weeks may not be wise and may damage your kidneys.
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