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5 mm kidney stone
As per ultrasound 5 mm stone one both kidneys
As I have mild pain on the back side of my stomach .also detect fatty lever in ultrasound
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As such non obstructive 5 mm calculus is less likely to cause pain
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Can share whole USG report and consult for further management
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5 mm stone inside the kidney wont usually cause any pain unless it is obstructing one of the drainage pipes. Id convenient, we can connect online to discuss the reports.
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Please consult
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Consult for discussion and management
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Usually doesnt cause symptoms unless obstructing. Get a ncct kub if pain persistant
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5 mm stone in any calyx or side of kidney wont cause any pain. Either if stone is at PUJ or ureter will cause pain.. so need to see the full USG report.. may need to go for further test. Consult for further management
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Needs evaluation
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Dont worry
Stone less than 5mm are clinically insignificant
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Dr. Jatin Soni
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5 yrs exp
Chennai
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
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Dr. Anantbir Singh Lubana
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