A member asked:

What is a parenchymal calcification and is it harmful?

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Dr. Lynne Weixel answered

Specializes in Clinical Psychology

Kidney pebbles: This is about calcium deposits (hopefully small) in the tissue of the kidney. Your doctor will either refer you or treat you and perhaps find a reason that it developed to prevent a recurrence. Work w/ them to correct it and I hope it goes easily. It's not likely to be terrible, but it requires treatment. Best!

Answered 9/15/2018

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