Calculus Questions

4 mm stone is very small. Although not impossible but Reason for vomiting can be some other. How is her appetite. Is she constipated or any loose motion. What is Location of Pain. She can take Mag Phos 6X /4 tablets /4 times for 3 days. If you have any queries contact me.

Stone size is small so it pass out with urine with use of plenty fluid of water you can give trial nd after sometimes repeat usg done for status of stone.

Drink water throughout the day. ...Eat fewer oxalate-rich foods. ...Choose a diet low in salt and animal protein. ...Continue eating calcium-rich foods, but use caution with calcium supplements.

If cect abdomen and dtpa scan are ok that means kidney is not obstructed then you do not need to do anything for pujo. Just get rirs or PCNL for the stone. He would have put the stent maybe to dilate the ureter. Sometimes we have to do this. He wii do RIRS after 2 weeks.

U should use plenty fluid of water, there is chance to pass out with urine .u can use this nd get usg after sm tme.

1- treatment of urachal cyst is excision before infection if it infect than complication may increase 2 -for 3 mm calculus you can give trial of medicine nd plenty fluid its help you.

Take plenty of fluids.
Food to avoid--Beets, chocolate, spinach, rhubarb, tea, and most nuts are rich in oxalate, and colas, almonds, cashew, coffee, cocoa powder, potato chips, French fries, Avoid vitamin C supplements
For this homeopathic treatment is very effective
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Obstructing stone in mid ureter with hydronephrosis may need surgery. The operatiin is relatively routinr with quick recovery. Consult a urologist. May need a CT scan prior to surgery.

For gall stones. Plan your surgery electively. It is usually routine laparoscopic surgery with 1 day stay in hospital and recovery in 5 to 7 days if you r working. Should get it done whenever you have the time and as complications are not good.
For kidney cyst. Nothing to be done.
For kidnuy stones. Also nothing to be done.

First of all you should very much increase intake of water, as kidney stones can be expelled thru urine only.
Calcium stones are the most common. They’re often made of calcium oxalate. Eating fewer oxalate-rich foods can reduce your risk of developing this type of stone. High-oxalate foods include:
potato chips
peanuts
chocolate
beets
spinach
For uric acid stone-- avoid animal proteins, such as fish, shellfish, and meats.
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