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Stone in Bladder

2020-06-05 07:42:49
In my ultrasound report it came out to be " calculus of size 5mm". Also Fatty liver Grade 1 and Left Kidney measures 87* 47mm shows mild hydroureterenephrosis. Please suggest if I need to go through a surgery or should I just take painkillers.
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Small stone high chance of passing out through the urine by medicines and drinking more liquids

Answered2020-06-13 07:19:19

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5mm bladder stone usually passes spontaneously. Take plenty of fluids and repeat ultrasound after 2 weeks

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There is a chance that 5 mm stone may pass off with mediations.

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