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Kidney stone

2018-06-01 05:28:19
Two days before I suffered with stomach pain and after diagnosis it found 3mm kidney stone in pelvis right side of the kidney and consulted doctor said to clear the stone by flesh therapy ,till now I completed 9bottles of glucose still doctor saying to put 6 more bottles ,is that much necessary ?now I am not having any pain.
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You are required to drink good amounts of water to flush the stone out. It's very unlikely that it would happen over 2 days. So i would advice you to follow the treatment advised to you by your treating doctor.

Answered2018-06-01 13:40:47

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Generally the stone of this size doesn't need active treatment, flush therapy is followed nowadays as it is met with some what complications like urinoma around perinephric region. Just consult a Urologist when you have pain. That's it.

Answered2018-06-01 13:25:21

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