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Pain during urination .
Pain during urination . Frequent urination .urine yellow in colour.havine kidney stones.getting pain during night in scrotal sac
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Your stones seems to be stuck in the urinary tract or the urethra as we call it. So u need a scan to see how big the stone is and if at this point lswl will help. If they have already descended then we can't do a stenting and then a eswl. Let the urologist take call after scanning. So kindly reuse to the urologist of repute. If the pain is severe take an ultracet on sos only
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Keep drinking lots of water you never know they may just get flushed out.
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These symptoms are frequently associated with stones in the urinary tract.
A urologist will evaluate the size, location and type of the stones and suggest you appropriate treatment (plenty of water, some medicines, or lithotripsy or other surgical alternatives depending on the stone size and place). He will also let you know what foods should be avoided and what to be taken. The food advise depends on the nature of the stones, and to some extent on your constitution, so please meet a urologist personally.
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