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Pain right flank

2023-03-20 11:18:07
Sudden pain right flank  , did USG , RIGHT DISTAL URETER SHOWS CALCULUS OF APPROXIMATE SIZE 4.5MM CAUSING UPSTREAM HYDROURETERONEPHROSIS (grade ll/lll). Would this 4.5mm  calculus  will pass through urine after taking medicine...
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Cbc, kidney function test

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In all possibility this 4.5mm calculus in the distal ureter would pass off on its own with increased fluid intake and certain medication like alpha blocker( tamsulosin/ silodosin) etc.
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consult a urologist for proper evaluation and management and get a NCCT kub done.
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drink atleast 3 litres of water

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