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Can ureteroscopy be done to remove kidney stones during pregnancy?
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Not likely: This procedure requires anesthetic since it would otherwise be too painful. Unless there was a kidney obstruction it is unlikely a urologist would perform this procedure in a pregnant woman.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Yes: It is done commonly.
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Is ureteroscopy a painful thing to go through. I have a 2mm kidney stone. Its in my left kidney. Its moved a lot its lower down my back.
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I suffer from kidney stones. Besides drinking orange juice, how can I help prevent them during my next pregnancy?
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