Patient's question:
I have had stones removed, but now I feel they are stuck in the prostate and cannot be passed. What should I do? Surgery is not very complex, and regarding the cost, our hospital usually charges around 10,000 yuan. Which hospital has good treatment results and is not expensive? How can traditional Chinese medicine treat this?Doctor's answer:
Ureteral stones, if located in the prostate, can be treated using extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) or surgical intervention. The specific costs vary across different hospitals nationwide, depending on their grade and the treatment methods employed. Generally, ESWL tends to be less expensive and causes less physical damage compared to surgery. It is worth considering how to implement this approach.