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What Causes A Non-obstructing Calculus In Lower Pole Of Left Kidney?

hello, I am diagnosed like that 1cm just 1 non obstructing calculus is seen at the lower pole of the left kidney .The report also said no obstructing renal calculi,hydronephrosis or perinephric fluid is seen. Dr.said no problem. What I should do about this concern.
Tue, 28 Jul 2015
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Hello,
I can understand your problem.
Since the calculus is non obstructing and there is no hydronephrosis(swelling up of kidney due to obstruction) their is no need to worry. Just drink plenty of fluids, add cranberry juices in diet. Avoid calcium supplements. If the stone increases in size or obstructs in a later date you will be a asked either to undergo a eswl or a pcnl procedure depending on the size of the stone. As of now no measures are required.
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What Causes A Non-obstructing Calculus In Lower Pole Of Left Kidney?

Hello, I can understand your problem. Since the calculus is non obstructing and there is no hydronephrosis(swelling up of kidney due to obstruction) their is no need to worry. Just drink plenty of fluids, add cranberry juices in diet. Avoid calcium supplements. If the stone increases in size or obstructs in a later date you will be a asked either to undergo a eswl or a pcnl procedure depending on the size of the stone. As of now no measures are required. Hope you are satisfied with our response. Thanks for choosing HCM