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5.7mm stone in my urinary bladder?
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Probably came from: The kidney - so the hard part is over. You may well pass it, but no consequence if it stays there.
Answered 3/19/2013
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Here are some ...: A 5.7-mm bladder stone may not be easy or possible to pass out of your urethra. Tou may give 1-2 weeks of time to try; if hurting in passing it or never passed, proceed with procedural removal. So, removing it with procedures would be more realistic and practical. Ask Doc timely for details.
Answered 11/20/2014
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