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Kidney stone
I have so much pain so done sonography and found 2 stones. One is each kidney of 4.7mm and 3.5mm.
There is so much pain in my back and stomach.
I have got injection two times in pervious 7 days.
I am taking pain killer also.
And i am drinking 5 liter water daily from last 7 days.
Is there any way to get these stones out fastly.
And please also tell me about how to handle this immense pain.
What should i do?
What should i eat?
Is there any specific diet which i have to follow?
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Your stone may be probably descended to ureter. If you have pain on both the sides consult Urologist immediately. Since bilateral ureteric calculi will cause kidney damage.
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NCCT KUB AND CONSULTANT UROLOGIST
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If you are having too much pain, chances of having a stone in ureter are more.
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Get NCCT KUB done
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Dr. Veerappan R
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U have to consult urologist for CT kub
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