Flood body with flud: a minimum 0f 1500-2000 ml of electrolyte rich fluids. Warm baths. Paon mediciastion if given. Beer ( 6-12 paqck) while ijn a hot bathtub may help to pass the stone. If not, you will need to see a urologist to "basket the stone" with a retrieving catheter under anesthesia.
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Blood in urine:: This is common with kidney stones. Call the urologist that he saw to find out what signs he should watch for that would mean he needs to contact him before his appointment and what signs are serious enough that he has to be seen again right away. Follow up with that doc as he/she instructed. Follow the instructions you were given (ask for instructions for what to do at home, if you did not get any
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