Patient's question:
Grandma is 46 years old this year. When she was 42, she was diagnosed with kidney stones and had them shattered. This year, they have recurred and she is in pain. She went for an ultrasound, and the doctor said there are stones in Grandma's kidney again, and there is also hydronephrosis.Doctor's answer:
Hello, kidney stones can easily cause hydronephrosis. In this case, active stone expulsion can be considered. You can drink some stone-expelling soup or undergo laser lithotripsy. Regular follow-up is recommended. If the condition is severe, surgical treatment can be considered. Wishing you a speedy recovery.Hello, based on your description, whether fallopian tube stones can be passed through medication mainly depends on the size of the stones.
Suggestions: If there is no hydronephrosis and the stones are small, they can be expelled through medication. It is recommended that you drink more water regularly. If there is hydronephrosis and the stones are relatively large, it is generally difficult to pass them out through medication. In this case, surgical treatment should be chosen.
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