Calculus Health Feed

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.
Homeopathic treatment has very encouraging...more

You can start tab dynapress 0.4 mg once daily and tab drotin 40 mg twice daily and plenty of fluid daily around 4-5litres. Hopefully you should pass the stone with this medicine. If it does not come out and keeps troubling you then getit removed endoscopically by a urologist.

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"As" per your clinical history is concerned it is 100% curable without any surgical procedure. So take [NAPRA-D-500mg] twice a day for pain and [CONSISTAM CR tab-0.4mg]once a day to relax pelvic muscles and follow lifestyle modifications like this -

1)Drink water throughout the day to pass about (2.5 liters) of urine a day. If you live in a hot, dry climate or you exercise frequently, you may need to drink even more water to prod...more

Take cap dynapress 0.4 mg once daily and drink plenty of fluid daily around 4-5 litres. It should come out.

He is prone to develop chronic pancreatitis or probably he is already suffering. Ursodioxycholic Acid 300 mg can be tried after meal twice daily. But probably endoscopic removal with temporary stentimg will be better for him at this age. Surgery is more definitive as well as more aggressive mode.

If you want to more sure about presence or absence of stone. Then get ncct abdomen which can give you 100 percent assurance of stone.

If the stone is more than 7-8 mm and causing hydronephrosis then you should get it removed by a urologist. IVP will give a better picture.

Any stone less than 7-8 mm and not causing obstruction need no intervention or medicne, just drink lot of fluids.

If no calculus on CT scan then your back pain and urine burn are not related to calculus. Take plenty of fluid daily around 4-5 litres. You can contact a orthopaedic surgeon for evaluation of back pain.

That pain you are getting may be due to previous health condition as you said you had a calculi
We will not assure you whether you have a calculi now or not without usg reports It may or may not appear again
Make sure to drink more water and avoid few combinations like cabbage with tomato, palak with tomatoes If still you have a doubt go for usg abdomen again You can go for a homeopathic treatment as its having a very good results on calculi cases Consult us.