Question 1

treatment for multiple calcified densities at pelvis could represent phleboliths versus distal uretral lithiasis?

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Treatment different: Phleboliths are calcified small veins that are not usually clinically important. There usually is no treatment unless associated with hemangiomas, usually in children. Calculus or stone in ureter is referred to ureterolithiasis. This  can cause pain and obstruction to the ureter. The stone either passes on its own, or sometimes has instrumentation by urologist.

Question 2

what is the diagnostic test for ureterolithiasis?

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Ureterolithiasis: The best test to identify a kidney or ureteral stone is a CT stone protocol. No oral or IV contrast is used

Question 3

mild hydronephrosis, right; up to mid-ureter
consider possible partially obstucting lucent ureterolithiasis.
what it means?

Accepted Answer

Stones: You probably have a stone obstructing your right kidney's urine outflow tract that has caused the tract to become enlarged (hydronephrosis). Lucent just implies that the stone is not visible on xray or ultrasound. A ct scan should still be able to pick it up though.

Question 4

what is uretrolitiasis?

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Definition: Urolithiasis is the condition where urinary stones are formed or located anywhere in the urinary system. The term nephrolithiasis  refers to stones that are in the kidney, while ureterolithiasis refers to stones that are in the ureter. I hope this helps.

Question 5

multiple calcified densities at pelvis could represent phleboliths versus distal uretral lithiasis?

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Symptoms?: I guess you are reading the report of an abdominal x ray. Phleboliths are benign and are no cause for concern. They are not easily confused with ureteral stones especially when multiple. Stones would cause fever, pain, blood in urine.

Question 6

what about treatment?

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For what?: In most cases treatment is advised.

Question 7

any new treatments for ed?

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E.d.: There are many treatments a urologic specialist or a sex therapist can offer but none new recently.

Question 8

treatment of ac.dacryocytitis?

Accepted Answer

Antibiotics: Oral antibiotics. Then followed by a dacryocystorhinosty (dcr) when infection resolved.

Question 9

is there home treatment for ed?

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Yes: Losing weight and increasing exercise is the best home treatment for erectile dysfunction.  Have your provider check a testosterone level to make sure it's in good range.

Question 10

what's a good treatment for ed?

Accepted Answer

Start with herbal: As long as you don't have cardiovascular problems you can try my favorite "steel libido" from the health food store.  If this fails you need to see your physician for medications and other interventions.

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