Patient's question:
Recently, my appetite has been poor, and I've also noticed some swelling in my body. I feel weak all over. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, they said it was kidney disease. Could you please tell me how long the surgery for kidney atrophy and ureteral stones typically takes?Doctor's answer:
Recurring gastric atrophy requires timely medication to be administered based on the specific condition for symptomatic treatment, while attention should also be paid to appropriately enhancing dietary care. When experiencing recurrent kidney stones, surgical treatment may not always be necessary. If surgery is required, it should be determined based on the size of the stones. If surgery is indeed necessary, the timing of the procedure should be estimated based on the specific location of the stones. If there is a persistent and severe case of kidney stones that leads to kidney swelling, it is generally necessary to perform kidney surgery for removal.