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I have a kidney stone
I have a kidney stone and I am suffering from it 4 months ago .at first ultrasound report of my kidney it showed that I have small stone in both the kidneys later after 2 month I again ultrasound my kidney and there was a small stone on my left kidney ,the problem is that from 10 days I am suffering from severe pain in my right kidney though it was shown in ultrasound that there were no stone in right.and I am also facing toilet problem time to time I have to go to toilet
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HELLO,
URINE TEST COMPLETE AND MICROSCOPIC.
TABLET MEFTAL PLUS TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD OR AS REQUIRED FOR THREE DAYS OR FIVE DAYS.
ALKALIZER CITRALKA TWO TEASPOON FUL THREE TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD WITH HALF GLASS OF WATER FOR TEN TO FIFTEEN DAYS.
IF SEVERE PAIN IS THEIR YOU CAN GO FOR
INJECTION VOVERAN ONE AMPLE IM STATE.
PLENTY OF LIQUIDS.
O.K BYE.
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