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Renal stone pain
Recently I underwent ureteroscopy and stent was removed 2 weeks ago.. im getting the renal stone pain again.. is there any chance of stone forming this early..?? I'm very much worried about this .. im getting painful ejaculations also .. pls help me.. please 🥺🥺
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It may not be because of stone.
But inflammation because of instrumentation.
You can consult me for homeopathic treatment.
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There are good medicines in homeopathy for renal stone.
Due to stone you are having pain .
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consult online with me.
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eat mausambis , oranges 🍋🍊 to get relief away from stone .
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Dr. Saurabh Bali
Homoeopath
8 yrs exp
Delhi
The chances of a stone forming this early are very rare. Still there can be many reasons for the pain. Consult your physician if the pain persists.
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Get a USG done to be sure.
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Consume at least 8 ounces of non alcoholic liquids.
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Dr. Alok Tripathi
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5 yrs exp
Bangalore
Consult online with me will try to clear it asap
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