What your report means:
Bilateral renal calculi â Stones in both kidneys
Grade II hydronephrosis + hydroureter up to VUJ â There is moderate swelling of kidneys and ureters, usually due to obstruction from stones
Cystitis â Bladder inflammation/infection
No radiopaque stone in ureter/bladder â Stones mainly in kidneys
This suggests active obstruction + infection risk, so treatment should not be delayed.
What procedure is usually done?
In such cases, urologists commonly consider:
Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy (PCNL) â for larger
kidney stones
Or Ureteroscopy (URS) if stones move into ureter
Sometimes stenting first (DJ stent) if swelling/infection is significant
Will both kidneys be operated in one sitting?
Usually NOT in most cases
If stones are on both sides, doctors often treat one kidney at a time
This is safer, especially in:
Hydronephrosis
Infection (cystitis)
Spinal cord patients (higher complication risk)
In select cases (stable patient, smaller stones), bilateral same-session surgery may be doneâbut this is decided only after full evaluation.
Hospital stay:
For one-side PCNL: 3â5 days
If both sides (staged): may require two admissions or extended stay
If complications/infection: may be slightly longer
About your BP (128/91):
This is slightly elevated diastolic, but generally acceptable for surgery
Anaesthetist will evaluate before surgery
As long as:
No severe hypertension
No heart issues
It is usually safe
Since you are a spinal cord patient, extra care is needed:
Higher risk of urinary infections
Bladder issues (neurogenic bladder)
Risk of autonomic dysreflexia during procedures
So surgery planning must be very carefully individualized
My honest guidance:
You will need intervention, medicines alone wonât clear this
Likely staged surgery (one side first, then second)
Infection must be controlled before surgery
This is a manageable condition, but timing and planning are very important in your case. Donât panicâbut donât delay either.
If you want, you can share:
Stone size
Symptoms
Current medications
I can guide you more precisely on which procedure suits you best and expected outcome.
Homoeopathy scope
Kidney stones (Renal calculi) can often be managed effectively with homeopathy, especially in early to moderate cases. The aim is to help reduce pain, support the natural passage of stones, minimize recurrence, and improve overall urinary health without invasive procedures wherever possible. Treatment is individualized based on your symptoms, stone tendency, and overall health conditionâeven in complex cases. You can go through my Google reviews to see real patient experiences and results in similar conditions. If youâre not in Bangalore, no problemâwe regularly consult patients across India and can send medicines safely via courier after a detailed online consultation.
Regards
Dr jyoti Kadkol
Health Global Homoeopathy.vijaynagar, whitefield
banaglore
www.healthglobalclinics.com