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My scan result shows 3.4mm calyceal calculus in the middle calyx of right kidney...what to do doctor..
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Nothing: Nonobstructing renal calculi are common. Nothing much to do unless you become symptomatic (pain, hematuria, infection) which could mean that the calcification is now likely causing an obstruction and needs removal, or lithotripsy
Answered 5/23/2018
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