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I am having stones in both kidney. What can I do to get ride of them. They 4mm nd 3mm in the sizes
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Take a lot of fluids, about 4-6 litres per day, including water, barley water, buttermilk, lemon juice and other citrus fruits juice. Avoid non-veg, cabbage, cauliflower and tomato for few months. And reduce green leafy vegetables. Can increase carrots. Be strict in diet for a couple of months and then on occasional days when diet gets compromised, increase the fluid intake.
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Dr. BUDUMURU RAMANA
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These are very small stones, so they can be passed out by medication and plenty of oral fluids.
Have to see the reports
Location of stones
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