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Can a 6 mm oxcilate stone be disolved with herbal remidies?
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Lithotripsy better: I do not know any herbals that will do that. A stone of that size could be pulverized with lithotripsy and you should then pass the smaller fragments in urine. You should discuss your diet with your doctor to reduce intake of items conducive to stone formation.
Answered 9/13/2019
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