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Pain in left stomach area
Left ureter appears prominent with dilatation of the left pelvicalyceal
No Evidence of radio dense calculi in the Bilateral
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Ureteric stone of < 6mm size pass down naturally in 30-45%of patients
Indications for intervention
Persistent pain
Fever with chills
Deterioration of Kidney function
Vomiting
Symptomatic management
. Levoflox 500mg once daily x 5 days
T.drotin 40 mg for pain
T.veltam 0.4 mg daily night x 7 days
Next Steps
kindly do the CT IVU for better delineation of STONE
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