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Medicine for kidney
I have kidney stone in age13 now my age24 after 12 years now microliths in both kidney
12years before i take one medicine but i don't know the name but it was mixed in water and drink
So what name it was drinking in water medicine
So can you tell medicine for microliths
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You need evaluation for Renal Tubular Acidosis, Oxalosis and some other diseases... Please consult a Nephrologist soon and get your urine test and blood test for same
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Dr. Brajesh Mourya
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8 yrs exp
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Stones in both kidneys can come from different causes. You really need a proper evaluation to figure out what is causing the kidney stones. Medications are given based on the underlying reasons for the stones. So, there can not be just one miracle drug for all causes. It's best to have a one-on-one consultation with a nephrologist to get a proper diagnosis and treatment.
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