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Small calculus in left renal

2020-06-26 14:44:35
During ultrasound small calculus of Size 6.1 mm detected in left Renal.what will be the course of medication
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Please forward the full report Stone location is more important than size

Answered2020-06-26 16:12:00

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The treatment depends on site of the stone along with symptoms and complications it causes
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Conult with a Urologist to discuss the medication

Answered2020-06-27 05:15:03

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6.1mm renal calculus is not a emergency problem .if there is symptoms u can get treated for that
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plenty of oral fluids 3.5 litres daily

Answered2020-06-26 16:13:18

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