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Iam having 3 mm kidney stone
Which methods are best to remove that 3 mm stone
I wanted to get rid off that stone in 1-2 months .is that possible naturally . With out mecinces ?
What to do plz tell
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A 3 mm stone may pass naturally within weeks with good hydration. No guaranteed way to remove it without medicines, but drink plenty of water and stay active.
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Less than 5mm renal stone which is single, no hydronephrosis or not having severe pain is managed conservatively. Means only symptomatic treatment and follow up with urologist every 6 months to 1 year is needed. Also these type of stones are usually reported on ultrasound which is not a very sensitive method to detect renal stones especially if you have no pain.Usually an xray KUB or NCCT is best to see a stone if suspected. RIRS is good for removal of small stones usually > 5mm. Stone this small size rarely needs surgery.
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Dr. Anantbir Singh Lubana
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Dr. Gautam Chopra
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