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Ureter stone of 8 mm

2017-08-07 18:02:24
I have a ureter stone 8 mm. After taking medicine the stone is dissolved. Now some time a mild pain that I can feel from many places such as back , side of belly. Like a mild push of needle.what is this problem? Please help me.
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How do you know the stone got dissolved? Above 6-7mm stones are difficult to pass. It may be there and cause occasional pain. Absence of pain does not mean the stone has passed off. You need to get repeat scan to confirm the stone has indeed passed off. Take adequate fluids. It will help to prevent stone formation as well.

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