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Ureter stone in left kideny
Sir pls.tell me that 10mm ureter stone pass out without opretition.....sir my sonography report is show stone in present in left side in ureter...
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up to 6 mm is pass away,but hope for best. Plenty of liqids in total 3.0 lt.citralka two teaspoons of liquids with half glass of water three times a day after food to be taken regularly said to reduce the sizeof stone so can be removed as such. Ok.
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As the size of the calculus is 10 mm , surgery is the better option.
Please consult a urologist.
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Dr. Asad Raza
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Nephrolithiasis (Renal Calculi)
SX â renal colic, CVA pain, hematuria, N/V.
PE â
⢠Flank, GU, abd, groin.
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DX â CBC, CMP, PTH, U/A w/ Cx. 24 hr urine (Ca, Cr, uric acid, oxalate, cystine, citrate, Na, Mg, struvite stones/proteus). ⢠Imaging: CT scan, KUB, Renal Ultrasound. ⢠Stone analysis (stone composition).
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TX â Most likely in-patient treatment. ⢠Pain control (Tyl # 3), IV Ketorolac, Tramadol. ⢠Hydration: 2-3 L / day, IVF - to help pass stones less than 4mm. ⢠Lithotripsy, for stones between 4mm and 2cm. Maintenance, based on stone composition: ⢠Ca stones â HCTZ. ⢠Uric acid â K citrate. ⢠Cystine stones â K citrate. Struvite stones â acetohydrozamic acid (lithostat). For ALL: adequate hydration, at least 2 liters per day.
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