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Suggest Treatment For Kidney Stone With Inflammation And Pain

Posted on Mon, 22 May 2017

Question: my ct scan said a 4mm stone (kidney) is identified in the urinary bladder which probably represents a recently passed stone. there is no upstream obstructive changes or inflammation. then the report states.. A punctate nonobstructing calculus in the right kidney. what does all of this mean> if the kidney stone is in my bladder is the hard part over? such as pain?

Answered by Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel (15 minutes later)

Brief Answer:
Respected XXXXXXX dear kindly provide definitive details please

Detailed Answer:
Respected XXXXXXX hi I evaluated your query thoroughly.
*Kindly let me know in detail thoroughly following, I will immediately revert back
to you.
- pain - type , intensity, site, frequency, radiation to anywhere
- urinary complains - blood / burning etc
- fever / vomiting / backache
- any other illness like high blood pressure / diabtes
- all reports scanned as an attachment because your writing is saying 4mm stone
(kidney) is identified in bladder which is nonconclusive clinically.
Hope this clears
Thanks for using Health care magic & giving me an opportunity to assist you.
Waiting for your reports & details.
Regards dear

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Prasad

Follow up: Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel (48 minutes later)

not much pain

I have a UTI

no vomiting or fever

sometimes back hurts and lower abdomen

I have no way to scan results of CT Scan. not much pain, I mean I am not in any distress. A bit achy in my abdomen sometimes and back. The scan said 4mm stone in bladder which possibly represents a recently passed stone. there is no upstream obstruction changes and inflammation. then the scan states a punctate nonobstructing calculus in the right kidney.

Answered by Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel (33 minutes later)

Brief Answer:
Respected XXXXXXX hi nothing to be stressed out dear

Detailed Answer:
Respected XXXXXXX hi thanks for all details necessary no problem if ct not available , you have clearly mentioned now without any doubts.
*This is small calculus in bladder with urinary infection, right renal calculus
*Calculus in bladder will pass within 24 hours if you follow strictly below
instructions.
*Would like to know size of calculus in right kidney.
*Till then I am assuring until now you are alright so far as clinical parameters
are concerned, you don`t require any surgery presently, you will be fine if
follow necessary care at home :
@ Drink plenty of liquids preferably 5-6 litres a day including boiled water,
coconut water, lemon juice, green tea, coffee, butter milk etc.
@ Take prescribed antibiotics of your doctor.
@ Analgesics when more pain.
@ Cranberry sachets / syrup help in easy / early evacuation of stone.
@ Avoid more oily / spicy stuffs .
@ Remain ambulatory , do regular exercises .
@ Avoid exposure to excess heat .
@ Avoid withhelding urine for prolonged period of times .
@ Avoid stress / anxiety .
@ Get a chemical analysis of the stone after its passing .
Hope this helps you.
Welcome for further queries .
Regards dear
Wishing you fast and speedy recovery from the same.
Take care.

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Prasad

Follow up: Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel (14 minutes later)

on the CT Scan it did not say how big the calculus was in my right kidney... Thank you Doctor

Answered by Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel (18 minutes later)

Brief Answer:
Respected XXXXXXX not that much troublesome,take medi. for better results.

Detailed Answer:
Respected XXXXXXX hi
*Ok size not mentioned means it`s not of that significant size needs to be
mentioned , so nothing to worry for that.
*Keep on drinking plenty of liquids day & night.
*In our clinic we recommend Tamsulosin (Flomax) which relaxes the ureter, making it easier for
stone to pass, but as it`s a prescription drug you have to get it by your doctor.
*Would suggest to get an Ultrasonography of Abdomen & pelvis after 15 days.
Hope this clarifies things more & better for you.
If any further queries welcome , otherwise rate the answer according to your
evaluation for my reply & close the discussion.
Regards

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Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Prasad