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Kidney stone with 6.5mm
Hi I have two kidney stones one inside kidney of. 4mm and another 6.5mm in the ureter stone. Few days back I got heavy pain and found it, the consulted doc said due to obstruction it is compulsory and emergency to do an operation. Can it be cured without operation ? How can I treat the 4mm inside kidney and 6.5mm outside?
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Dr. Kishan Raj K
Urological Surgeon
8 yrs exp
Kundapura
The kidney stone can me managed medically.in case the pain is persistent or you have fever or your lab investigations shows deranged kidney function ,you might have to undergo surgery for ureteric stone
Health Tips
medical management of kidney stones
water intake upto 2 l per day
avoid increased salt in diet/fast food
decrease consumption of red meat
add pleanty of green leafy vegetables in your meals
maintain healthy lifestyle(include daily excercise and maintain optimum weight)
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Dr. Harsha HS
Urologist
5 yrs exp
Shimoga
Ureteric stone can be treated with medications for 1 month. If still present after 1 month better to get it operated.
Kidney stone is very small. No medication available to treat that.
Next Steps
Yearly ultrasound abdomen for follow up of kidney stone
Health Tips
Drink less than 1.5 litres of water per day when you have ureteric stone.
70% Dietary fibres in each meal.
Avoid junk food
Avoid cola drinks
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