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Stone stuck in ureter 6 mm stone

2020-08-27 11:43:07
I have 6 mm stone stuck in my right side ureter, and having pain in my right side of my stomach, have done CBC for that...is all parameters are normal...??
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Share your usg report. Tab sildosol 8 mg hs for 10 days and syrup potrate mb6 1tsf tds with tab voveron SOS for pain.
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consult laser urologist

Answered2020-08-27 13:10:39

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CBC normal. Tab. Urimax 0.4mg  HS Tab. Drotin sos for pain
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Consult if symptoms persist .
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Drink plenty of water.

Answered2020-08-27 13:36:07

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