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Kidney and urinary problems
My sister 48 has been getting regular fever around 102 with chill .Her ct scan shows RIGHT HYDRONEPHROSIS and left pelviureteric junction obstruction.she has been on antibiotics and urimax 0.4 by doctor. Is it okay?is her treatment in right way, any concern.plz suggest.
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Dr. Jamal Akhtar Azmi
Urologist
15 yrs exp
Mumbai
Ureteric stone of < 6mm size pass down naturally in 30-45%of patients
Indications for intervention
Persistent pain
Fever with chills
Deterioration of Kidney function
Vomiting
Symptomatic management
. Levoflox 500mg once daily x 5 days
T.drotin 40 mg for pain
T.veltam 0.4 mg daily night x 7 days
Next Steps
she needs urgent interventions in view of fever
DJ stenting sos pcn
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Dr. BUDUMURU RAMANA
Urologist
6 yrs exp
Srikakulam
Whats d size of stone?
It decides d management.
Probably she need surgical removal of stone / or temporary relief from obstruction by stenting.
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