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Suggest Treatment For Kidney Stones

My sister doenot trust her present MD ,she has a large stone in her kidney .She lives in Cape Coral Fla .I have had Lypetripsy at five different times,She ask if it hurt .I assured her no that if only the anesceiolgist brough her out from under the anacet too soon ,And she would have Blood in her Urine for a couple Days. Her name is Mary Jo Matland,1829 S.E. 10 str,Cape Coral FLA 33990.She wants a different DR.Would you conact her??
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Hello and welcome to HCM.
As an Urologist, let me assure you that, i fully understand your concern.
Even large stones can be treated with lithotripsy sessions.
But, before i can advise you further, i would like to see your sisters' scan report, with her urine and blood reports, including ,kidney function test, like urea and creatinine, and present medication being taken.
She should drink 12-15 glasses liquids daily.
You're welcome to send the reports in my name here.
Dr.Matthew Mangat.
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Suggest Treatment For Kidney Stones

Hello and welcome to HCM. As an Urologist, let me assure you that, i fully understand your concern. Even large stones can be treated with lithotripsy sessions. But, before i can advise you further, i would like to see your sisters scan report, with her urine and blood reports, including ,kidney function test, like urea and creatinine, and present medication being taken. She should drink 12-15 glasses liquids daily. You re welcome to send the reports in my name here. Dr.Matthew Mangat.