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As per my previous question to clarify more. i have been seeing a urologist but he just sends me home with bp meds, antibiotics. i got c-diff from this and now im worse than before. i was healthy prior to kidney stones last year diagnosed?
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Kidney stones can be difficult to treat when infection is a problem as you have experienced. I would maybe get a second opinion. Ask what kind of stones they are can can they be treated by meds or lithotripsy.
Answered 7/21/2022
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Time to see another Urologist. Hope you do well
Answered 7/22/2022
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