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Regarding renal calculus

2022-11-28 07:42:57
Hello Dr, my husband have diagnosed with bilateral renal calculus of 3mm in each kidney on apr 2021 and today he done with abdominal ultrasound in which it shows 7mm renal calculus in lower pole of left kidney. What should be our next steps?
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If he is having no symptoms it can be managed conservatively with a bit of lifestyle modification, plenty of oral fluids.
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If he is developing symptoms then he need to get a ct  kub to exactly define the extent of disease and the management can be planned accordingly.

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