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Multiple stones in both the kidneys
I felt savior pain in left side of my stomach and went to doctor he given some pain killer injections and I got relief from pain. After ultrasound I was diagnosed with multiple stones in my both the kidney maximum of 5mm in size. Doctor prescribed me, Urifast tab, himalya cystone tab and a homeopathic medicine berberis vulgaris. I'm taking all three medicines but facing problem of continuous little pain in stomach and constipation. Is it because I'm taking allopathic & homeopathic medicine together or it's normal? Please advise, should i continue with these medicine or i should stop?
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Dr. Vijay Radhakrishnan
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13 yrs exp
Ernakulam
You need to get a CT KUB done. Only that will confirm the correct size of stone. Based on that we can decide the treatment required. I don't know how much homeopathy and Ayurveda medicine are helpful in stone disease. Take plenty of fluids
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