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Bilateral Nephroliathis
I have been diagnosed with B/L nephroliathis RT kidney 5.8mm in mid pole calyx..Lt kidney 7 mm in VUJ junction since 3 months. Inspite of taking medicines pain arises sometimes due to which I have to take pain killer inj Tramadol or inj voveron..Will the kidney stone will pass through medication?
Kindly suggest any other medication so that my stone passes easily
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Dont try medicines now
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
Urologist
11 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
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Dr. Siddharth Kumar
UROLOGY
5 yrs exp
Ranchi
3 months is high time that you get it out by surgical management ( left ureteroscopic stone lithotripsy URSL )
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consult an Urologist
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kidney will become non functional if the procedure is delayed further!!
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