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2018-03-28 10:29:45
I have 45 mm stone in my right kidney.Is it normal or I have to face operation
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U wl need surgery in form of PCNL..

Answered2018-03-29 05:01:21

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It is not normal to have 45mm stone in kidney and it not the operation you are facing. . It is the disease. It would be wise to get it operated by minimally invasive techniques.

Answered2018-03-28 14:21:10

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