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Can a kidney stone be pushed into other kidney?
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Extremely unlikely: The two sides of the renal system drain separately into the bladder down from each kidney via theureters, a stone would have to push its way back up into the other collecting system through a valve in the bladder to do this, almost impossible!
Answered 10/16/2019
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