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Ultrasound Abdomen and Pelvis
Due to elevated uric acid and swelling in foot/ abdominal pain did USG per physician advice.
Impression:
Right kidney-Tiny calculus 3.3mm in lower calyx
Left kidney-Microlith measuring 2.8mm in mid calyx
Mild prostatomegaly ( 26cc )
Hepatomegaly with grade 2 fatty changes.
Are these observations significant or normal age related.
Taking Febuxostat 40 for hyperuricemia.
Kindly suggest.
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They may pass by themselves..just maintain hydration
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These are very small Stones or concretions, will pass in the urine on its own. Adequate hydration is sufficient, also don't drink too much water that you have to rush for Urination again and again.
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Dr. Jatin Soni
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5 yrs exp
Chennai
Plz consult
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
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Bhubaneswar
Connect with a call for details discussion regarding the disease and it's management
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Dr. Anantbir Singh Lubana
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Ludhiana
Connect on call
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Dr. Gurvansh Singh Sachdev
Urologist
5 yrs exp
New Delhi
Nothing major in USG.
Geneally such small stones or concretions pass in urine
Just increase the intake of fluid
Dont worry
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