Most patients inquire for a 4 to 6 mm stone in kidneys or ureters. This small size can be removed by vibration or eswl technology from outside. No anaesthesia or cut is needed. Another way is by Ureteroscopy, where a READ MORE
The chances of passing a stone single or multiple in number depends on few factors which one can understand and take steps. Most stones 3 to 5 mm are a normal finding in kidney and they can cause pain or READ MORE
Because a lot of us get scared even with the smallest cut on our body and have read so much about the side-effects of surgery like people say one puts on weight, the marks never disappear, one gets lazy forever, READ MORE
There are a lot of physicians these days, and all of them have their own concepts and values for sufferers. Although all of them know what they are doing, the advice they give would be based on these choices. Some READ MORE
Hi, My name is Anant Das and I was diagnosed with two stones in my left kidney and one in left ureter. The sizes of stone were 11 x 12 mm being the largest and since I was in pain READ MORE
Drinking plenty of water Drinking upto 2 to 3 litres is required each day to make the urinary system well hydrated and increase your chances of passing out the stones. Stone or multiple stones upto 6 mm can be tried READ MORE
