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Kidney stone
I had passed a kidney stone few months ago. I had also done an ultrasound that time.
Can the kidney stone become big with no symptoms?
Should I do the ultrasound again even though I don't have any symptoms?
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If symptoms occurs go for scan
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Untreated stones can grow. If you had not undergone an ultrasound since you passed the stone, I recommend that you get one done to be sure there are no (even small) stones left. Renal stones, if growing, will cause symptoms like pain in the back radiating to groin, nausea. Urinary complaints may or may not be there.
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