Most probably there is a stone in the ureter. If that is the case, then hydration and few medications will flush out the stone if it is a small one. If it is bigger than 1 cm,it needs urological procedure.
To confirm if it is a stone, ct may be required
If there is no stone, it may be due to a reflux of urine, for which u can visit urologist, they will suggest few tests.
Answered2024-05-06 17:19:54
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