Kidney stone
Minimal to mild hydronephrosis noted on left side with dilated upper ureter. Presence of a stone of size about 11 mm in left upper ureter, about 5-6 cm distal to P.U.J.
Minimal to mild hydronephrosis noted on left side with dilated upper ureter. Presence of a stone of size about 11 mm in left upper ureter, about 5-6 cm distal to P.U.J.
Hello the report shared is of my mother who is 62 years old, has high Uric acid as per report. She complaints joint pains, anyways to reduce this?
I am planning to undergo dorsal neurectomy surgery for premature ejaculation, penile hypersensitivity, and frequent nightfall. Could you please advise on the possible side effects, complications, and long-term risks of this procedure ?
Since last 5 month my father is suffering Urine Problem,Lower Abdominal pain and blood is passing two days in a week. For your reference pls find the CT scan-KUB. Pls suggest what can we do for best solution? Operation will solve or medicine will solve the problem
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