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Have Bilateral UPJ. Done MAG3 Renal Scan. Have Flank Pain, Passing Stones. What Does This Mean?

I am a 39-yr old white female with bilateral UPJ status post open pyeloplasty on the right. A recent MAG3 renal scan showed that neither kidney emptied properly or completely with a 5+ minute delay on the left and a 2+ minute delay on the right with bilateral extrarenal pelvis . A sonogram prior to that showed dilation on the upper pole of the right kidney. I have continuous right side flank pain and pass stones frequently what does all this mean and what are my options for relief?
Thu, 3 Jan 2013
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Welcome to HCM.
IVP test is needed to take a decision.
Best regards
DR GS
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Have Bilateral UPJ. Done MAG3 Renal Scan. Have Flank Pain, Passing Stones. What Does This Mean?

Hi Welcome to HCM. IVP test is needed to take a decision. Best regards DR GS