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BHMS
Homeopathy
Dr. Jyoti Sharma has completed her B.H.M.S Degree from Dr. MPK Homeopathy Medical College and Research Center, Homeopathy University, Jaipur and has been pra…
Diploma in Naturopathy & Yogic Science (DNYT), BHMS
Homeopathy
Dr Komal Jain is a homoeopath. She has done her BHMS from nehru homoeopathic medical college, Delhi University. She practices classical homoeopathy. She has…
BHMS
Homeopathy
Homoeopathy doctor since 2001 with 20 years of experience. Special expertise in chronic conditions like eczema , psoriasis , alopecia ,acne , urticaria, wart…
BAMS
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Ayurveda
Dr. Karthikeya says "I am an ayurvedic physician graduated in Bangalore. People who needs suggestions or consultation for any health issues can consult me".
BHMS
Homeopathy
Homeopathic doctor . I give the Homeopathic treatment which is safe and natural . Homeopathy cure all type of disease.
BAMS, MD - Ayurveda Medicine
Ayurveda
Dr. Alka Tyagi is a Ayurvedic Gynecologist & Obstetrician and Ayurveda in Tilak Nagar, Delhi and has an experience of 37 years in these fields. Dr. Alka Tyag…
BHMS
Homeopathy
Into clinic practice from 13yrs, worked with corporate Homeopathy clinic ( dr.batra's) for the last 11yrs. Has been trained in cosmetology and nutrition. She…
MS - General Surgery
Urology
Mission & Goal- To provide the patients the highest level of excellence in healthcare. This I would achieve by progressive improvisation of expertise, specia…
MD - Ayurveda Medicine
Ayurveda
Dr. Suresh Chaudhary is a Ayurveda in Naroda, Ahmedabad and has an experience of 6 years in this field. Dr. Suresh Chaudhary practices at Tarak Ayurved Hospi…
BHMS
Homeopathy
An aborning homeopathic physician, aiming to deliver the good to the health of the community.
Diploma in Naturopathy & Yogic Science (DNYT), BHMS
Homeopathy
Consultant at Bharati Homoeopathic Hospital, consulting for gynaecology cases, skin diseases, rheumatology cases.
BHMS
Homeopathy
Dr. Neetu Singh says "I m not says that i treat 100% in every case bt at least 80-90% result in every case. It's my passion to treat and give my 100% in ever…
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Kidney stone treatment refers to medical procedures used to remove or break down hard mineral deposits that form inside the kidneys. These stones develop when minerals and salts in urine crystallize and stick together. Small stones may pass naturally through urine, but larger stones often require medical treatment or surgery.
Kidney stones can cause severe pain in the lower back or side, difficulty urinating, nausea, and blood in the urine. Treatment depends on the size, location, and type of stone. Doctors may recommend medications, non-invasive procedures, or surgery to remove the stone and relieve symptoms.
Modern kidney stone treatments are usually minimally invasive and allow patients to recover quickly. Some procedures break the stone into smaller fragments so they can pass naturally through the urinary tract.
Kidney stone treatment helps relieve pain and prevents serious complications related to the urinary system.
Key Benefits
• Removes painful stones: Treatment helps eliminate stones that cause severe pain and discomfort.
• Prevents kidney damage: Untreated stones can block urine flow and harm kidney function.
• Restores normal urine flow: Removing stones allows urine to pass normally through the urinary tract.
• Reduces risk of infection: Stones can increase the risk of urinary infections if not treated properly.
• Improves overall kidney health: Treatment helps maintain proper kidney function and prevents further complications.
Kidney stone treatment may be required for individuals who have:
• Large kidney stones that cannot pass naturally.
• Severe pain caused by stones.
• Repeated urinary infections due to stones.
• Blockage in the urinary tract.
• Kidney damage caused by untreated stones.
Doctors diagnose kidney stones using imaging tests such as ultrasound, CT scans, or X-rays, which help determine the best treatment option.
Kidney stones can be treated using several medical procedures depending on their size and location.
1. Shock Wave Lithotripsy (ESWL)
Shock Wave Lithotripsy is a non-invasive procedure that uses focused sound waves to break kidney stones into smaller fragments that can pass naturally through urine.
2. Ureteroscopy
In this procedure, a thin tube called a ureteroscope is inserted through the urethra and bladder to reach the stone. The doctor may remove the stone or break it using a laser.
3. Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy (PCNL)
For large stones, doctors may perform PCNL, where a small incision is made in the back to remove the stone using specialized instruments.
4. Medication Therapy
Some small stones can pass naturally with medications that relax the urinary tract and reduce pain.
The duration of kidney stone treatment depends on the procedure used.
• Shock wave lithotripsy: usually takes about 45–60 minutes.
• Ureteroscopy: typically takes 1–2 hours.
• PCNL surgery : may require several hours and short hospital stay.
Most procedures are performed in a hospital or specialized urology center under the supervision of a qualified urologist.
Kidney stone treatment is generally safe, but certain risks may occur depending on the procedure.
Possible Side Effects
• Blood in urine after treatment
• Mild pain when stone fragments pass
• Temporary swelling or bruising
Possible Risks
• Infection
• Bleeding
• Injury to nearby organs
• Recurrence of kidney stones
Doctors provide medications and follow-up care to minimize these risks and ensure proper recovery.
Recovery depends on the type of treatment performed.
Recovery Guidelines
• Drink plenty of fluids to help pass stone fragments.
• Avoid heavy activities for several days after surgery.
• Follow dietary recommendations to prevent new stones.
• Attend follow-up appointments with the doctor.
Most patients return to normal activities within a few days to a few weeks, depending on the procedure used.
Kidney stone treatment removes or breaks down stones that form in the kidneys and cause pain, infection, or blockage in the urinary tract.
Yes. Small stones may pass naturally with hydration and medication, but larger stones may require medical procedures.
Lithotripsy is a non-invasive treatment that uses shock waves to break kidney stones into small fragments that pass through urine.
Most procedures are performed with anesthesia or sedation, so patients do not feel pain during treatment, though mild discomfort may occur afterward.
Recovery depends on the procedure, but many patients return to normal activities within a few days to a few weeks.
Yes. Kidney stones can recur, so doctors often recommend lifestyle changes and diet adjustments to prevent future stones.
Doctors may advise reducing foods high in salt, oxalates, or animal protein depending on the type of stone.
There are many ways to prevent the kidney stone. So, drinking enough water, maintaining a balanced diet, and following medical advice can help reduce the risk of kidney stone formation.