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2016-12-04 17:59:02
Having pain in kidneys and while urination. Earlier I got laser treatment for blasting kidney stones please suggest some health tips.i have 7.2mm size stone in my left kidney at renal pelvic
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Hello....... Kidney stone less than 4 mm will pass in urine on its own, larger stones need medical intervention. you should get it removed ..for smaller stones doctor do lithotripsy where sound waves are directed to kidney ,it breaks stone into smaller pieces so that it flush out in urine ....if its not possible doctor remove it surgically ... You shouldn't ignore this ... Consult urologist soon.

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