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Kidney stones

2017-11-19 15:22:32
Sonography report shows There are right renal mid and lower calyceal (7 X 5mm) size non obstructing calculi noted in right kidney, no hydronephrosis noted. There is left renal upper calyceal (7 X 5mm) size non obstructing calculus noted, no hydronephrosis noted. Please suggest some treatments, any ayurvedic or homeopathic medicines. N can these stones naturally pass out...?
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Both the stones are borderline. There is a chance that they may pass off. Take adequate fluids. Ayurveda and homeopathy medicines won't help in anyway. U can add pottasium citrate tab or syrup which will help the stone to pass out.

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