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About Hydrangea Arborescens
I have small kidney Stones 4mm in right and 4mm and 3mm in left with small concretions. My doctor gave me two medicines (picture given below). I have a doubt about hydrangea. I don't have any UTI problem, no stone pain, no frequent pee problem (although i drink water a lot). Thn why my doctor gave me this medicine. Anyone please clear my doubt.
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Hydrangea is given in some cases of Renal calculi. If you Google you will get half baked knowledge. A doctors experience is much more than what you read online.
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It is given to expel the stone out.
Irrespective of stone causing any symptoms or not.
It can damage your kidneys and decrease the efficiency.
Take proper homoeopathic treatment.
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Believe in your Doctor. Hydrangea is given in Kidney stone cases.
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Dr. S. Faujdar
Homeopath
19 yrs exp
Indore
Stone formation and passing through ureter is a recurrent process...But passing of stone gives pain and obstruction..Hydrangea is very good medicine for ureteric stone s ..That why it's given in this case...
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