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Stone in Ureter Allopathy & Homoeopathy

2026-08-30 08:59:58
Hello Doctors, PFA KUB CT report, having stone in Ureter from last 15 days, no pain... Urine is also okay. only concern is whatever I eat, am getting loose motions. Im taking daily early morning coconut water with lemon, barley water 1 glass, zeera water...  And then Alkashot syrup 3 times and 1 tablet Tamdosin 0.4... Also trying my best to drink 3-4 litres water.. Also, taking daily 3times 15 drops Clearstone drops and 10 drops Berberis vulgaris tincture drops along with Allopathy medicine. Are these allopathy medicine is ok or good ? Is it okay I take both Allopathy medicine and homeopathy treatment? Doctor am I doing anything wrong? Pls suggest... Thanks 🙏
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

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A proper consultation is needed to assess and guide treatment.

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Better if you consult with Urologist

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Hi CT scan report says stone in the ureter already affecting kidney, don’t experiment your body and end up with kidney issues ending up with permanent damage, to discuss further and opine consult me on practo on my consult time, my consultation fee is just 100 rupees, I can explain in detail and guide through

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