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The Ultrasound Scan Shows Tiny Renal Calculi, Mild Hydronephrosis, Grade-I Prostatomegaly And Grade-I Fatty Liver. What Can Be Done Next?

Hi Doctor, I am 59 yrs old . My scanning report is below Kidneys RK : 10.9x4.3 cm, Normal in size and echotexture, no hydronephrosis. E/o two calculi noted in lower calyx measuring 4 mm and 3.5 mm. LK : 11.2x5.0 cm, Normal in size and echotexture, no calculi / Hydronephrosis. E/o a 7.0x3.8 cm cortical exophytic cyst with a septation noted in mid pole. PCS mildly dilated. Urinary bladder : Partially distended, no calculi. Pre-void : 120 cc. PVR : 20 cc. Prostate : Enlarged in size and normal in echotexture. Volume : 33 cc. No free fluid in abdomen / pleural effusion. IMPRESSION : TINY RIGHT RENAL CALCULI. * MILD LEFT HYDRONEPHROSIS. * GRADE I PROSTATOMEGALY. * GRADE I FATTY INFILTRATION OF LIVER. Can you please help me on what is this
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Hi,

Renal calculi are tiny and can be treated by medications and drinking enough water.

There is a cyst in the left kidney which might need a follow-up scan.

The prostate enlargement is mild. It is suggested that you meet your urologist and discuss if you need to get PSA levels tested in blood.

Grade I fatty liver is a common finding and can be seen in most people of your age.

In short, there is no need to get anxiety. The calculi in the right kidney and enlarged prostate can be managed by medicines right now because the calculi are small and the prostate enlargement is mild.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Vivek Chail,
Radiologist
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The Ultrasound Scan Shows Tiny Renal Calculi, Mild Hydronephrosis, Grade-I Prostatomegaly And Grade-I Fatty Liver. What Can Be Done Next?

Hi, Renal calculi are tiny and can be treated by medications and drinking enough water. There is a cyst in the left kidney which might need a follow-up scan. The prostate enlargement is mild. It is suggested that you meet your urologist and discuss if you need to get PSA levels tested in blood. Grade I fatty liver is a common finding and can be seen in most people of your age. In short, there is no need to get anxiety. The calculi in the right kidney and enlarged prostate can be managed by medicines right now because the calculi are small and the prostate enlargement is mild. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Vivek Chail, Radiologist