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What Do My MRI Scan Test Results Indicate?

Hi, I have a history of kidney stones only in my left kidney. I am a 57yr male in good health, but have suffered from stones since I was 10yr. The recent MRI scan shows three stones, low, mid and high in L/H kidney and also stones in prostate. The largest kidney stone is 20mm or 3/4 inch I want to try Chanca Piedra but am concerned about the effect of this herb on such large stones. Your opinion is appreciated Regards Richard
Tue, 18 Oct 2016
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Hi,
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Chanca piedra have been known to treat kidney stones in some cases though its 100% efficacy has not been proved. Since the details in MRI report has not been fully enlisted here, I would recommend you to consult with a Urologist for proper physical examination and a lithotripsy in case of small stones.
Meanwhile, It would be better if you could increase your water intake to an extend of 2 Litres per day.

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What Do My MRI Scan Test Results Indicate?

Hi, Thanks for posting your query Chanca piedra have been known to treat kidney stones in some cases though its 100% efficacy has not been proved. Since the details in MRI report has not been fully enlisted here, I would recommend you to consult with a Urologist for proper physical examination and a lithotripsy in case of small stones. Meanwhile, It would be better if you could increase your water intake to an extend of 2 Litres per day. Hope this helps Thanks you