Calculus Questions

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you should take IOPA/RVG for be sure that actually root is calcified or not. If root is calcified you should extract the tooth. Because it will cause you problem in future.

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I have evaluated your query thoroughly.* The single 4 mm stone (if there is no hydronephrosis in the ultrasound examination) in the ureter requires no surgery at all.* Salient guidelines for better easier passage of stone within fast period Drink plenty of liquids (minimum 4 - 5 liters per day) Cranberry sachet once daily in a glass of drinking water, organic citrus fruits ,vitamin C supplements help a lot.* Take follow up ultrasoun...more

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Well. Contiflo contains tamsulosin an alpha blocker. It is used routinely for benign hyperplasia of prostate. It has a role in lower ureteric stones and ureterovesical junction stones as it helps to evacuate them. However in a kidney stone it does not have much role. Your stone size is very small. Take lots of fluids and exercise. You can try cystone tabs. However I don't think contiflo has much role in kidney stones as such. Regards.

Hello. You should avoid green leafy vegetables n full cream milk as calcium n oxalate stones are common it will help you as you have mentioned about recurrence of kidney stones. Take plenty of fluids and you can take homeopathic treatment for this too for that I need some details. Thanks.

Having a 9 mm stone in the ureter is definitely not similar to a 9 mm stone in the gall bladder. In all probability, the uretric stone will cause uretric colic pain which can be severe, it may cause blood in urine, it may cause back pressure to the kidneys, and it usually needs to be removed. Not so for a gall bladder stone of similar size.

Endoscopic Surgery in the form of URS, RIRS or PCNL would be the best option for your problem. Depends on the location of stone whether in upper or lower ureter.

lot of water , avoid some calcium forming raw vegetables , and some natural antioxidant . probiotics

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Pain in abdomen can be due to renal stone .Stones are found in kidney when someone take less fluids or increase in Uric acid level,main cause is less intake of water.plz increase your water intake or fluids at least 3-4 litres a day your stones will be flushed out.

It looks a calculus (stone) in the ureter which is the tube connecting kidney and bladder. Drink plenty of water. For medications you can consult me online. Also share your complete USG report.