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Renal Microlith

2025-02-20 14:48:18
One 3mm Microlith found in left kidney , please find the attached document for report, serve pain from last couple of days, no others symptoms.
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Renal microliths are a minor issue and usually pass on their own. Stay well hydrated (2-3L water daily), reduce salt and non veg and limit oxalate-rich foods like spinach and nuts, tomato. Consult for more information

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