Patient's question:
Doctor, I have some lower abdominal pain today. The findings from the color Doppler ultrasound and MRI are as follows: The corticomedullary junction of both kidneys is normal, with normal cortical echoes and clear corticomedullary demarcation. No fusion of glomerular light spots was observed. Two punctate hyperechoic foci with acoustic shadowing were seen in both kidneys, one of which was 4x3 mm in size. No dilation of the bilateral ureters was observed. The bladder was moderately full with smooth inner walls and no obvious abnormal echoes. The prostate gland measured 40x33x31 mm in size with normal morphology. Three anechoic areas with clear boundaries and good acoustic transmission were observed, one of which was approximately 13x10 mm in size. MRI findings suggest bilateral small kidney stones, with no obvious abnormalities in the bilateral ureters or bladder. The prostate is enlarged with cyst formation. The report was issued as follows. What treatment methods are you good at?Doctor's answer:
Hello, prostate and renal calculi. I don't know why you underwent a thorough examination, and what symptoms you have. MRI is necessary to actually see the condition, and it may not fully meet the requirements. According to your description of the kidney stones, there is no dilation of the ureter, suggesting no ureteral stones. Pay attention to drinking more water, and you can eat some walnuts or take stone-removing medication. For prostate stones, pay attention to hygiene to prevent infection, and have regular follow-up examinations.