Extracorporeal Shockwave Lithotripsy (ESWL) Health Feed

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I have evaluated your query thoroughly.* The alternative to open surgery is non invasive intervention where they break the stone with Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy.* This is not actually surgery, do not get afraid of that, as I am highlighting its benifits - No cut on the body - No anesthesia - You can see the procedure on computer screen
- No need of per urethral tube
- Discharge from hospital within 24 hours - Can ...more

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Shockwave therapy is not a safest idea.

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Size of stones are notso big. It is managable with homeopathy only. You seems having tendency of recurring stones. I would suggest you to take berberis mother tincture (homeopathic) 10 drops in half cup water three times a day for 15 days
have plenty of water at a time whenever you drink
avoid vegiies having seeds
let me know status of your stones after 3 weeks
regards.

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I have evaluated your query thoroughly.* Only 9.2 mm stone requires ESWL.* 5 mm stone does not require ESWL. Hope this clears your query. Wishing you fine recovery. Welcome for any further assistance. Regards take care.

If it is not broken with eswl then don't try any other method other than rirs. It is a surgical procedure which does not involve any incision or stitch.

Rirs is another option which does not involve any incision or stitch. Just meet a urologist who is good at RIRS.

You can try eswl but you might need 3-4 sitting for it. Stone clearance rate is also inferior with eswl.

Hello lybrate-user,
I have gone through such issue, I have successfully treated patient of renal calculi. Yes, you can try with homeopathy. Treatment time tentatively is 5-7 month. It may take less time also.