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Sir,Good morning.my scan reported with a bladder stone and cystitis.The stone on scan is 30mm *20 mm.I am in trouble since 2 months with this.My question will it ever lead to cancer,i read on internet..What is the permanent treatment.Tell me which hospital and Dr should I select @Mahesh XXXXXXX andhra pradesh
Iam uploading my previous scan when I was admitted 3months ago with same symptoms in XXXXXXX my bladder stone was 1.5cm then and took antibiotics only,now I moved to XXXXXXX
Sir,Good morning.my scan reported with a bladder stone and cystitis.The stone on scan is 30mm *20 mm.I am in trouble since 2 months with this.My question will it ever lead to cancer,i read on internet..What is the permanent treatment.Tell me which hospital and Dr should I select @Mahesh XXXXXXX andhra pradesh
Iam uploading my previous scan when I was admitted 3months ago with same symptoms in XXXXXXX my bladder stone was 1.5cm then and took antibiotics only,now I moved to XXXXXXX
Brief Answer:
Consult Dr. Ch XXXXXXX Apollo hospitals
Detailed Answer:
Hi Sir,
I understand your query and concern.
I have gone through your uploaded image as well.
the bladder stone has increased in size over the last few months.
This is causing you the infection of bladder in the form of cystitis.
Its highly unusual for the bladder stones to convert into malignancy unless complicated by long term infection.
Its extremely important for this stone to be removed along with correcting causes like Prostate hypertrophy, if any.
ESWL/extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy can be used in your case to break the stone into small fragments
Other options like suprapubic cystostomy can also be used.
Infection/Cystitis has to be controlled preliminary for any procedure to be undertaken.
Its very important that you consult-at the earliest for expert management.
Dr XXXXXXX Ch MS MCH
Consultant Urosurgeon at Apollo Hospitals,Ramnagar
Vizag.
Ph-0891-0000.
Thank you.
Consult Dr. Ch XXXXXXX Apollo hospitals
Detailed Answer:
Hi Sir,
I understand your query and concern.
I have gone through your uploaded image as well.
the bladder stone has increased in size over the last few months.
This is causing you the infection of bladder in the form of cystitis.
Its highly unusual for the bladder stones to convert into malignancy unless complicated by long term infection.
Its extremely important for this stone to be removed along with correcting causes like Prostate hypertrophy, if any.
ESWL/extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy can be used in your case to break the stone into small fragments
Other options like suprapubic cystostomy can also be used.
Infection/Cystitis has to be controlled preliminary for any procedure to be undertaken.
Its very important that you consult-at the earliest for expert management.
Dr XXXXXXX Ch MS MCH
Consultant Urosurgeon at Apollo Hospitals,Ramnagar
Vizag.
Ph-0891-0000.
Thank you.
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