How to treat kidney stones and urinary stones

Patient's question:

Patient Gender: Female
8.27 underwent ultrasound, with the following results:
Kidneys: Both kidneys have normal morphology and size, intact capsules, clear internal structures. The right kidney shows 16mm of fluid separation in the sinus. No abnormalities were observed in the left kidney. Color Doppler showed: Normal blood flow distribution in both kidneys. A 75mm strong echo mass was observed in the upper right ureter. No significant dilation was noted in the left ureter.
Bladder: The bladder wall is continuous and smooth, with no significant abnormal echoes inside.
Ultrasound findings: Right kidney hydronephrosis, upper right ureteral calculus. No significant abnormalities were observed in the left kidney, left ureter, or bladder.
9.7 underwent another color Doppler ultrasound follow-up, with the following results:
Kidneys: Both kidneys have normal morphology and size, intact capsules, internal...

Doctor's answer:

Hello, stones larger than 0.8 cm are generally treated with extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy. For stones smaller than 0.8 cm, our hospital uses traditional Chinese medicine to expel stones. Based on your condition, we will use traditional Chinese medicine to expel stones while also addressing the treatment of kidney hydronephrosis.
Regarding diet: consume lean meat, crucian carp, milk, and fresh vegetables. Limit spicy foods and soy protein. As everyone knows, urinary tract stones can cause significant harm to patients, so it is important to seek treatment as soon as possible. In daily life, pay attention to dietary issues, and maintain a light diet, avoiding irritating foods. Additionally, regular follow-up visits can be scheduled when necessary.