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Stone stuck in ureter. Causing pain n di

2018-06-09 11:13:18
I am a female 38 years old. Three months back i hv been diagnosed of a stone in my right ureter. I am having 5-6 ltrs of water everyday along with medicine K mac twice daily. I am feeling a throbbing sensating in my urethra all d time and an urge to urinate evn after going to toilet. Why? Will the stone come out of its own easily? How much more time will it take? Is the course of treatment right? M in great discomfort and am sufferring from severe pain occasionally. Please help
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Removal of stone by self depand on stone size. Ureteric stine is an emergency. Keep in contact with urologist and take things seriously.

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