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Stone found in Ureters
Recently I had huge pain on my kidney.I admitted in the hospital and after getting instructions from Hospital doctor for diagnosis,I went for sonography.
During Sonography, it has been found that in my Ureters there is a stone,which SIZE is 0.6 mm.I am totally out of control of mind because of scared.
Dear specialist doctors (Sir),kindly suggest me
1.Should I go for direct surgery after consulting UROLOGY.
2.Medicine and plenty of water is sufficient to breakdown the stone.
3.Or any other therepy.
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Hi sir,
Do not worry, most of the people spontaneously pass out the 6mm calculus. Please drink plenty of oral fluids.
Please consult a Urologist who would prescribe medication for spontaneous expulsion of the stone.
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Dr. Mukesh Kumar Gupta
Urologist
13 yrs exp
Kota
Take medicine first
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Dr. Anuj Kumar
Urologist
10 yrs exp
Faridabad
It's like an ureter stone 6mm think
Take the medicine for stone expulsion if the problem persists then go for a surgery
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consult UROLOGIST
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