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How To Remove Kidney Stone Naturally?
In pain Hi I went to the er for pain two days ago, they had told me theres is nothing wrong but my chest still hurts it feels that I have a ball sitting n my chest n my kidneys r killing me I was told I havs two stones n he tells me that I will b cool by jus taking hot baths. I try that n its not work I have been trying to pass these stones for 3months now. Can u please help me
Tue, 8 Dec 2015
Hello
Thanks for query .
Based on the information that you have posted you have been diagnosed to have two small stones in kidney.
You have not mentioned whether Ultrasound Scanning of abdomen was done or not and about size of the stones .
Assuming that you have stones of a size of less than 8 mm I would suggest you to follow following guide lines and expect the stone to pass out spontaneously .
1) Drink more water to produce urine this will help to flush out the stone .
2 Take antibiotic like Norfloxacin twice daily to prevent infection .
3) Take Tomsulosin once daily This will help to dilate the ureter and there y in moving the stone down fast .
4) Can take pain killers as and when necessary.
Dr.Patil.
Thanks for query .
Based on the information that you have posted you have been diagnosed to have two small stones in kidney.
You have not mentioned whether Ultrasound Scanning of abdomen was done or not and about size of the stones .
Assuming that you have stones of a size of less than 8 mm I would suggest you to follow following guide lines and expect the stone to pass out spontaneously .
1) Drink more water to produce urine this will help to flush out the stone .
2 Take antibiotic like Norfloxacin twice daily to prevent infection .
3) Take Tomsulosin once daily This will help to dilate the ureter and there y in moving the stone down fast .
4) Can take pain killers as and when necessary.
Dr.Patil.
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