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Suggest Treatment For Kidney Stone Removal

Hi.Age-20 yrs.height-166cms..weight-58kgs.

Problem-Asymtomatic kidney stones in both kidneys since 2 years.I have no pain and no symtoms.Some doctors say it is a parenchymal calcification or some deposition in my nephron area.Both the stones are of 4 mm and are in midpole.They say it can't be operated by lithotripsy .I am totally confused .Please help me out.
Thu, 26 Nov 2015
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Radiologist 's  Response
Hello

Your findings suggests small doubtful calculus in mid pole of both kidneys.
As there is diagnostic dilemma,I suggest for non contrast CT scan of KUB region.
CT scan can assess exact position of calculus.
If it is diagnosed as parenchymal calcification then you may not need further treatment.
If it is found in collecting system then you may need treatment.It may be in the form of conservative treatment.
You may also need routine hemogram,random blood sugar,urine RE/ME.

As size of doubtful calculus is small in your case,it may be flushed out with hydration and sodium,potassium citrate syrup.

Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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Suggest Treatment For Kidney Stone Removal

Hello Your findings suggests small doubtful calculus in mid pole of both kidneys. As there is diagnostic dilemma,I suggest for non contrast CT scan of KUB region. CT scan can assess exact position of calculus. If it is diagnosed as parenchymal calcification then you may not need further treatment. If it is found in collecting system then you may need treatment.It may be in the form of conservative treatment. You may also need routine hemogram,random blood sugar,urine RE/ME. As size of doubtful calculus is small in your case,it may be flushed out with hydration and sodium,potassium citrate syrup. Get well soon. Take Care Dr.Indu Bhushan