Possible but...: That pace of stone growth is possible, but careful comparing the condition and quality of films taking with or without ct may help verify its growth. For individual difference, ask and talk with experts for detailing why.... Don't be shy. Best wisher ...
Answered 3/10/2014
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Yes, definitely: Stones enlarge because of high concentrations of different "salts" in your urine. You need adequate fluid intake to generate 2+ l of urine/day, and avoid foods that increase your excretion of those salts. Decrease protein to decrease urinary uric acid excretion. Decrease na+ intake to decrease ca++excretion. Don't restrict ca++ intake too severely, though; that may increase urinary ca++ excretion.
Answered 2/17/2015
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