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Kidney stones on both side

2017-09-20 05:34:36
ULTRA SOUND SCAN REPORT:: Bilateral renal calculi are seen, right kidney show 7.6mm, left kidney 8.8mm in size. No evidence of hydronephrosis. IMPRESSION: Diffuse fatty liver Bilateral Nephrolithiasis PROSTATE: vol-19c, normal in size with regula outlines and normal echo-anatomy. U.B: Normal in volume &wall thickness urine frequently comes present there is no back side pain (both side) and stomach pain
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Get urine examination routine and microscopic along with the culture and sensitivity to look for any infection.assesment of Renal function by IVP or CT Urography may also be required.regular follow up is desirable

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