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Kidney Stones
I have a stone in my left side kidney, sometimes I get pain a lot, my stone size is 14.99 mm can I get suggestion.
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Dr. Pramod Jethwani
Urologist
5 yrs exp
Yavatmal
Hi..
Considering that only stone size is provided and no other information is there..
There r three options for ur stone treatment
1. RIRS but chances of Access failure r more in young males around 10% and stone clearance rate is around 87%
2. Mini PCNL.. Good option with more than 95% success rate but more complications involved.
3. ESWL - external shock wave therapy less complication and b done without anesthesia as a Opd procedure but success rate around 75% that to as per stone density
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As a next step u should undergo either IVU or a CT Urography
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Dr. Vijay Radhakrishnan
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11 yrs exp
Ernakulam
Need to know the exact location of stone to decide the treatment part. RIRS will be a good option
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