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Ureter Joint stone Flushed out
Hi recently I diagnosed with 7mm stone stuck in ureter, hence I took homeopathy treatment. In ultrasound report after 12 days now every thing is back to normal, nor stone, no swelling...all kidney, ureter, bladder, gall bladder etc are normal.
However I. Still feeling some needle like pain in groin area.
What does this mean? Anything to worry?
How many days it will take to get relief?
Please suggest. Thanks !
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3 months will require to get stone dissolved from your body.
Homeopathy cures.
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Hi don't worry the symptoms will go
But if you feel bleeding in urine or more pain and nausea
Do consult with your GP
Take care
You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance
Medicines will reach you via courier services
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It should go by few days
If it does not then consult for proper treatment.
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Dr. Kanika Vashishtha
Homoeopath
11 yrs exp
Delhi
There are many types of stones and there are some which are stubborn, called staghorn.
It might be possible that even though the stone is out but some of its remains are left behind, which are causing the pain or it might be just the affect of medicines. You can wait for few days and observe.
If the pain persist, go to your doctor and tell them.
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Next step might be to go for X ray or other tests to see if the remains of the stone are not lodged somewhere else, along the line of ureter.
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If you still feel pain, it is recommended you take a second opinion.
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