Kidney stone: Kidney stones can take several weeks to pass. Stones less than 5 mm in size tend to pass spontaneously most of the time. If you have no pain, no hematuria and no major comorbidities like diabetes or a uti, you may consider following the advise of your urologist.
Answered 3/26/2013
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Get it removed: If you have had a ureteral stone for 3 months with mild hydronephrosis, it is time to have the stone surgically removed. The recommended procedure will vary depending on where the stone is located in the ureter. If your urologist will not remove the stone, find one who will. You should pass a ureteral stone within a few weeks of diagnosis to prevent potential kidney damage.
Answered 9/1/2013
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